The good thing is that the system is used widely by lots of people, and
even though computationally expensive, has been quite stable.
-viral
On Tuesday, December 2, 2014 8:32:26 PM UTC+5:30, Pileas wrote:
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> I use both Windows and Linux. In my desktop I see no difference, for the
> cooling sys
I use both Windows and Linux. In my desktop I see no difference, for the
cooling system is good. But in my 4-years laptop, in the Windows partition
I (and some others around me :( ) can notice the voice of the fan !
Stefan, you are right about the git thing. I think it is the culprit.
Hopefull
It's computationally expensive and involves forking git a lot. Should get
better in the future once we're actively using libgit2 instead, but for
now, that's how it works. If you're on Windows it's probably a million
times worse.
On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 9:48 AM, Pileas wrote:
> In the process of
In the process of updating Julia, I found out that the procedure uses 100%
of the CPU. Although this may not be a problem for newer machines
(especially desktops that have a good/decent cooling system), one may
encounter problems while using a simple laptop.
Is there a specific reason for Julia
