Leaving the system like that, is okay if you are the only person in the
room, or the only one with access. It is more of a security concern when
you are running the system as a workstation in an office building where
more than 1 person has physical access to the machine. Anyways, if you are
goin
my system runs 24/7 right where i leave it. if i am writing a webpage or
composing email, that is where i leave it. i usually have 3-5 konqi's
running, kmail, and a couple of kword or abiword, often also opera is
running, and setiathome is always on.
by the way, setiathome is great way to do
Greg wrote:
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> Hi everyone I was wondering how a system should be left running if it is connected
>to the internet and what is best for the operating system
> I have a home built box running 8.1 and i leave it at the log in screen for KDE
>is that a good way to leave the system when not
A non software suggestion.
A back up battery for those annoying power outages. Even if you have never
experienced one, can't think of a pc user not having one, your better off.
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> Hi everyone I was wondering how a system should be left running if it is
connected to the internet and what is best for the operating system
> I have a home built box running 8.1 and i leave it at the log in
screen for KDE is that a good way to leave the system when not being used
Thanks
On Sun, 10 Mar 2002 02:23:14 -0500 Greg wrote:
> Hi everyone I was wondering how a system should be left running if it is
> connected to the internet and what is best for the operating system I have
> a home built box running 8.1 and i leave it at the log in screen for
> KDE is that a good w
Hi everyone I was wondering how a system should be left running if it is connected
to the internet and what is best for the operating system
I have a home built box running 8.1 and i leave it at the log in screen for KDE
is that a good way to leave the system when not being used Thanks
