PREEMPT_RT patch vs RTAI/Xenomai

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Hello all:

I'm just a newbie to this list, so just forgive me if my question is obvious or has been answered many times ;-)

I want to do a port from an old system running a proprietary RTOS to a new one based in Linux. My system runs many applications at the same time (GUI, parsers, ...), a few of which are hard real-time. 

I've searched the web, but am still unable to decide which system to use: RTAI, Xenomai or the PREEMPT_RT patch. Can anyone give me some clue in this issue? Are there any advantages in choosing the PREEMPT_RT patches over Xenomai or RTAI? Running the GUI, which demands a lot of CPU and RAM, can have any effect on the real-time behaviour?

I've seen many comparisons, but in this fast-changing world, most of them seem to me to be quite out of date.

Any hint will be really helpful,

Best regards,

Asier
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