Linux (and other unicies) has a nice priority range from -20 to +19, with minus being higher, 0 being normal and positive being lower priority, and only root/admin/kernel can spawn processes with a negative priority, which is very useful and adds to the resilience of the OS as a whole.
Might just be some after-market kernel changes and patch rollups.
Originally Posted by Agent
Fairly good idea. One day I'll tri-boot Linux.
back to the point.... before we de-rail.
Indeed(I'm vista full time now except for c&c generals which refuses to work in vista for some obscure very random reason).
What do you think of the set up for the lass?
Try running C&C under XP Compatibility mode AND under Administrator(right click, properties, compatability).Indeed
What do you think of the set up for the lass?
Hey, i'd go out with you if you were gunna buy me that! Although, to get me in the sack it would have to be a Core 2 Duo...
In the for sale section someone is selling 2x512mb pc6400 ddr2 ram... would this be better than the 1gb of micron major?
http://forums.hexus.net/showthread.php?t=100708
I'm thinking yes, but when it comes to upgrade then I'll have to stick with the ocz to keep the speed up won't I?
If it is dual channel and under £50 then it's worth it, unfortunatly i can't enter that page... for some reason.
Ah, they're sold, a bit too late. They were £55, looked a nice deal, but I suppose I don't need to worry about choosing now
Could you update how you got on with the Abit NF-M2 nView, and what ram you used, considering this for a friends media pc
cheers
Heh, still haven't bought it, will be in about a week now
Thanks, look forward to the update
cheers
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