Mattias Dahlberg wrote:
> But the thing is, my question is not how to turn these processes off, my
> question is if it's wise to have CPU intensive programs (which the user
> might not need) running at every boot. Because yes, a lot of us do turn
> our computers off during the night, which makes the nightly cron jobs run
> right after boot. It does turn a lot of new user off, I know that.

Same here.. I find them annoying, even when I DO know what they are.

> 
> I thought the idea that Martin had was good. The idea of having something
> on the screen notifying the user that a cron job is running. Perhaps an
> icon appearing in the panel (an icon of the Greek god Chronus perhaps)
> on which the user could double-click to get some info, and maybe also the
> chance to remove the program from /etc/cron*.

FANTASTIC idea.  This would be VERY helpful.  This is a feature i'd
definitely like to see.
> 
> Regards,
> Mattias

V.



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