Ship update message for 2007-09-24
Schedule:
This week we are going to finalize the build for Trial-3. We are not putting
any more bug fixes in to the code base without approval from Jim or Kim. Jim
is reviewing all the bugs from the blocking status through high priority to
find the
On 9/24/07, Kim Quirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The FRS schedule is right on the tail of this Trial-3 release. People who
are not working on the few critical bugs left in trial-3, please start in on
the bugs that have been moved into FRS. These fixes will need to be checked
into a different
Swappiness[1] is believed to increase perfomance by setting the amount
of RAM an application may use before switching to swap.
The following command:
# cat /proc/sys/vm/swappiness
reports that the XO distro is using 60 as the current value.
A specific value may be set as the default in
Hi,
Any thoughts on this subject?
Yes: we don't use swap.
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Chris Ball wrote:
Hi,
Any thoughts on this subject?
Yes: we don't use swap.
Not quite; we don't have anywhere to swap *dirty* pages to, but the
kernel can still swap out shared library code pages and stuff like that,
because they already exist on disk so it can just read them back
FYI: http://www.lesswatts.org/
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Cool! Andrew picked up the patch I liked.
Andres, how about adding it to olpc-2.6 too? Along with the
latest Memphis patch, it would give use us invaluable stats
for those trying to reduce memory usage.
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On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 16:51:07 -0400
Bernardo Innocenti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cool! Andrew picked up the patch I liked.
Andres, how about adding it to olpc-2.6 too? Along with the
latest Memphis patch, it would give use us invaluable stats
for those trying to reduce memory usage.
Is
Andres Salomon wrote:
On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 16:51:07 -0400
Bernardo Innocenti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Cool! Andrew picked up the patch I liked.
Andres, how about adding it to olpc-2.6 too? Along with the
latest Memphis patch, it would give use us invaluable stats
for those trying to
Well, some of our principles for keyboard shortcuts have been 1)
treating CTRL-K as a primary shortcut for action A and ALT-K as a
variation on that same action and 2) we've been trying to adhere to
the (generally similar) shortcut paradigms present in Linux and OSX
when possible.
I'm not as
On 09/24/2007 05:14 PM, Dan Winship wrote:
The biggest problem the ring has right now is that it doesn't take into
account the fact that code pages can be swapped back out to disk to
create more RAM, and so it needs to count inactive pages differently
from active pages if we want the
On 9/25/07, Eben Eliason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm open to other suggestions for shortcuts, though.
What about the F8 key, or whatever's the name of the largest dot key
at the top of the keyboard?
Right now, it doesn't seem to do anything.
-Ivo
I often use Linux without any X-Windows, but only svgalib: mplayer, links 2.0
browser, mp3blaster, etc. On FreeDOS (Free Disk Operating System), I can use
display, arachne, pppd etc.
Because OLPC is sold to general public using Buy 2 Get 1 G1G1, is it possible
to customize OLPC:
1. Disable
OLPC does not have a conventional BIOS, so any software that depends on
one will not work.
big one wrote:
I often use Linux without any X-Windows, but only svgalib: mplayer, links 2.0
browser, mp3blaster, etc. On FreeDOS (Free Disk Operating System), I can use
display, arachne, pppd etc.
big one wrote:
I often use Linux without any X-Windows, but only svgalib: mplayer, links 2.0
browser, mp3blaster, etc. On FreeDOS (Free Disk Operating System), I can use
display, arachne, pppd etc.
Because OLPC is sold to general public using Buy 2 Get 1 G1G1, is it
possible to
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