Greg Haerr a écrit:
> the older versions are faster
> : > than the newer. The starting is the same but the shell is slower.
> : Mods to tty stuff shouldn't give any sort of noticeable difference, or fs
> : stuff. There is mention of changes to timer code, but I don't see why any
> : stuff like th
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Greg Haerr wrote:
> the older versions are faster
> : > than the newer. The starting is the same but the shell is slower.
> : Mods to tty stuff shouldn't give any sort of noticeable difference, or fs
> : stuff. There is mention of changes to timer code, but I don't see why
the older versions are faster
: > than the newer. The starting is the same but the shell is slower.
: Mods to tty stuff shouldn't give any sort of noticeable difference, or fs
: stuff. There is mention of changes to timer code, but I don't see why any
: stuff like that should make any noticable di
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, COIFFIER =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Fr=E9d=E9ric ?= wrote:
> I've installed EKLS on an old 386 with 2Mbytes RAM. I've tried
> several versions and I've remarked that the older versions are faster
> than the newer. The starting is the same but the shell is slower.
> The change i
I've installed EKLS on an old 386 with 2Mbytes RAM. I've tried
several versions and I've remarked that the older versions are faster
than the newer. The starting is the same but the shell is slower.
The change is appeared between the 0.0.76 version and the next one.
Why ?
