On 2011-02-11 3:35 PM, Kevin Hunter wrote:
How the quickstarter works is have use gobs of
memory effectively sitting idle. That doesn't work. Many of us in the
computing, engineering, physics, and chemical fields *use* our
computational resources.
75MB is not 'gobs' - that or we live in very different realities.
RAM is extremely cheap these days.
The short answer is that the quickstarter doesn't count: I want it to
load as fast or faster than MSO /without/ the quickstarter. MSO can do
it, from a cold boot, fast. Why can't LO?
Strawman... MSO *does* have a quickstarter, but it is invisible - hidden
in the OS startup processes...
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Best regards,
Charles
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