> >> Linux is smarter -- it automaticaly gives preference for the last CPU
> >> used, without any special settings. Sometimes, however, if for some
> >> reason the kernel or other threads need that specific CPU, Linux will
> >> move the process. You win.
> > Actually, NT does the same thing.
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>> Linux is smarter -- it automaticaly gives preference for the last CPU
>> used, without any special settings. Sometimes, however, if for some
>> reason the kernel or other threads need that specific CPU, Linux will
>> move the process. You win.
> Actually, NT does the same thing.
Nope. You s
> Linux is smarter -- it automaticaly gives preference for the last CPU
> used, without any special settings. Sometimes, however, if for some
> reason the kernel or other threads need that specific CPU, Linux will
> move the process. You win.
Actually, NT does the same thing.
> Have you notice
> On 14 Oct 99, at 17:29, Lucas Wiman wrote:
> I'm most definitely _not_ Bill Gates's biggest fan, but I have to say
> that Windows NT _does_ multi-task pretty well. In fact, in a SMP
> environment, it's actually rather _more_ effective than linux, you
> can (but don't have to) force particular
On 14 Oct 99, at 17:29, Lucas Wiman wrote:
> Sorry, but M$ didn't invent multitasking, and from what I've seen
> (I haven't seen NT multitask much) they have yet to implement it effectivly.
I'm most definitely _not_ Bill Gates's biggest fan, but I have to say
that Windows NT _does_ multi-task p
> .TXT files are the one true document file. Pure ASCII bring it on!
> Mathematical notation in .TXT isn't easy, though. It's a conspiracy.
It works well enough. Most of it is pretty standard, and TeX fills in
the rest
$$\int_{0}^{1}\sqrt{1-x^2}dx={\pi \over 4}$$
Yeah!
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'ello. This is quoting multiple people. They know who they are. Most of this
is s'posed to be funny, by the way. :-D
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