RE: tlug: FW: Windows 95

["Jonathan Byrne--3Web" <jq@example.com>]

-----Original Message-----
差出人 : Scott Stone <sstone@example.com>


>When PHT had an NT server, it would crash fairly regularly due to the fact
>that we had an NT Perl process that was kept in memory to serve CGI
>scripts faster.  The only problem was, NT Perl wasn't cleaning up after
>itself, so it would get bigger and bigger and bigger, and eventually crash
>the machine.

If Linux perl did the same thing, would it crash Linux too, or does UNIX
have a way of killing it before then?

>i think one of the biggest inherent problems is that NT requires the GUI
>to be omnipresent - at least, I don't know how to get rid of it and still
>have the server work.

I think you can't.

>1. Better multi-processor support (PS - it's not SMP, it's something else)

Can anybody tell me what it is?

>2. Better available software base
>
>#1 will go away, probably soon.  #2 will take some more time...

Yeah, #2 will take a while.

BTW, thanks for the info that XFree actually does support drag and drop.  I
wish people would start compiling it into their X apps.  I have to dig into
X Clipboard and try that too, since apparently XFree either doesn't
inherently do cut-and-paste between apps, or again, maybe people just don't
compile it in :-(

Jonathan

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