Con Kolivas wrote:
>On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 20:32, Nick Piggin wrote:
>
>>What you are doing is restricting some range so it can adapt more quickly
>>right? So you still have the problem in the cases where you are not
>>restricting this range.
>>
>
>Avoiding it becoming interactive in the first place is the answer. Anything
>more rapid and X dies dead as soon as you start moving a window for example,
>and new apps are seen as cpu hogs during startup and will take _forever_ to
>start under load. It's a tricky juggling act and I keep throwing more balls
>at it.
>
Well, what if you give less boost for sleeping?
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