Bill,
It is "Fluid", a beautiful screen saver, I just loved it, but oh so
consumptive of CPU.
John
On Saturday, Jan 3, 2004, at 17:19 America/New_York, Bill Micou wrote:
> So, can I ask which screen saver you found to be such a hog? My guess
> is a tank full of fish.
>
> Bill Micou
>
>
> On
So, can I ask which screen saver you found to be such a hog? My guess
is a tank full of fish.
Bill Micou
On Friday, January 2, 2004, at 12:14 PM, profile wrote:
> Sounds like Konfabulator, I have several of them open at all times on
> the
> desktop, a great help. I had a screen saver that
John,
I have Marine Aquarium, which I like very much. That's a tank full of
fish. I'm not familiar with Fluid. How does one see it?
Mike
On Sat.,Jan.1,2004 John Robinson wrote:
Bill,
It is "Fluid", a beautiful screen saver, I just loved it, but oh so
consumptive of CPU.
John
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On Jan 3, 2004, at 8:49 PM, John Robinson lamented:
> It is "Fluid", a beautiful screen saver, I just loved it, but oh so
> consumptive of CPU.
Unless you're computing something else that needs the cycles, what's
the problem with letting a screen saver hog the CPU when you're not
using it?
Lee,
I suppose no problem at all, I just have an ancient background with
automotive engines, I used to work on them, race them. I have always
hated to use something to it's potential for long periods of time...a
belief that doesn't hold water here.
John
On Saturday, Jan 3, 2004, at 21:04 A
