Would this help my machine control application that seems to be quite
slugish in paying attention to various things going on in X?


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Subject: [Cooker] Preemtible Kernel


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Are we likely to have the pre-emtibilty patch applied to the non
enterprise/secure kernels? This would boost apparent performence on most
desktop systems, and if not applied to the enterprise/secure kernels server
administrators would not be affected. Personally it is something i would
really like added, especially as i have become to lazy to compile my own
kernel.

Thanks

Tom
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Tom "Tomahawk" Badran
Department of Computing, Imperial College
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