On Friday 18 July 2008 17:57:13 Guy Boisvert wrote:
> Majority of little companies choose Winblows by "default" thinking that
> you just put a server into a closet and forget about it.
The majority of little companies don't even know that there is an option.
The one good thing that has come out
Rudi Ahlers wrote:
Rainer Duffner wrote:
Guy Boisvert wrote:
A discussion about slowliness or not of Winblows SP3 is *SURELY* off
topic in the CentOS list! I still don't know how the original poster
came with all this in the CentOS list. I mean, for Winblows stuff,
i'd post to a Winblows
On Fri, 2008-07-18 at 17:19 +0200, Rudi Ahlers wrote:
> Rainer Duffner wrote:
> > Guy Boisvert schrieb:
> >>
> > This list is not too busy - it's still a bearable volume. But I admit
> > I don't read everything.
> >
> I actually got kicked off a local Linux list for asking something
> similar,
Rainer Duffner wrote:
Guy Boisvert schrieb:
A discussion about slowliness or not of Winblows SP3 is *SURELY* off
topic in the CentOS list! I still don't know how the original poster
came with all this in the CentOS list. I mean, for Winblows stuff,
i'd post to a Winblows list first!
Beca
Guy Boisvert schrieb:
A discussion about slowliness or not of Winblows SP3 is *SURELY* off
topic in the CentOS list! I still don't know how the original poster
came with all this in the CentOS list. I mean, for Winblows stuff,
i'd post to a Winblows list first!
Because the idiot-density i
Martyn Hare wrote:
This is so barely on topic it's just plain _wrong_, but it's the only
thing I can give useful input on based on [bad] experience. That said
it's not _that_ offtopic given Xen can run Windows and CentOS includes
Xen technology ;-)
Then this list could become the list of ab
John R Pierce wrote:
> Anne Wilson wrote:
>> Applying SP3 to my daughter's laptop has killed performance to the
>> point of being almost unusable. Restore Points seem to be lost, so I
>> can't go back to before it.
>>
>
> I've installed SP3 on dozens of systems and seen no slowdowns.
>
>
> this
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Subject: RE: [CentOS] OT - Windows slowdown?
Applying SP3 to my daughter's laptop has killed performance to the
point of being almost unusable. Restore Points seem to be
lost, so I
can't go back to before it.
Anne
Anne
Sp3 doesn't kill performance if applied to a fr
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Rainer Duffner wrote:
| But then, CentOS throws most of its stuff in /usr/bin and /bin,
too, so
| you can't differentiate between "OS" and applications, either.
|
| I'd rather have a "base" install and a separate directory with
"all the
| rest". And
s ago. (Taking images before major changes, not
Clonezilla. I used to use Imagecast...)
Dennis
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> Applying SP3 to my daughter's laptop has killed performance to the point
> of
> being almost unusable. Restore Points seem to be lost, so I can't go back
> to
> before it.
>
> Anne
Anne
Sp3 doesn't kill performance if applied to a fresh install before any
"other" updates or apps are appl
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Subject: Re: [CentOS] OT - Windows slowdown?
On Wednesday 16 July 2008 02:03:26 MHR wrote:
> I know this isn't the right f
Anne Wilson wrote:
Applying SP3 to my daughter's laptop has killed performance to the point of
being almost unusable. Restore Points seem to be lost, so I can't go back to
before it.
I've installed SP3 on dozens of systems and seen no slowdowns.
this is WAY off topic for this list.
_
On Wednesday 16 July 2008 02:03:26 MHR wrote:
> I know this isn't the right forum for this (do I ever!), but you-all know
> so much about everything I thought I'd ask.
>
> About two months ago I resurrected my daughter's Compaq laptop (cracked
> screen - replaced it) and ran an update on it. It's
Rudi Ahlers schrieb:
This isn't the right place, but a bit of help is always welcome :)
Windows XP, as with most other Windows' has the irritating habit of
pilling up junk in the registry, and other places. My first check is
always to check for viruses - update the virus definitions, and scan
Victor Padro wrote:
My old IBM T21 suffered almost the same issues, tried to roll back the
updates and even tried to install XP SP3 without any good performance
change.
I had to reinstall Windows XP...
I believe it's a waste of time trying to troubleshoot performance
stuff under a multipatche
My old IBM T21 suffered almost the same issues, tried to roll back the
updates and even tried to install XP SP3 without any good performance
change.
I had to reinstall Windows XP...
I believe it's a waste of time trying to troubleshoot performance stuff
under a multipatched old install windows if
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