Assume that you do to have KDE but all the bugs you have fixed are. What changes if you rewrite all of the KDE apps into one process in terms of performance or memory use?
Assume that you do to have KDE but all the bugs you have fixed are...
Landon Lopez
Chase Clark
Yes
Jeremiah King
can you repeat the question?
Carter Cox
I'm just here to post sakurano
Ryan Smith
Assume that you do to have KDE but all the bugs you have fixed are. What changes if you rewrite all of the KDE apps into one process in terms of performance or memory use?
Ian Price
many
Sebastian Walker
Would such a rewrite be worth it if you knew there would be no crashes that take the whole thing down?
Levi Rodriguez
>Assume that you do to have KDE but all the bugs you have fixed are. What changes if you rewrite all of the KDE apps into one process in terms of performance or memory use?- 5 posts and 4 image replies shown.
Camden Powell
It's not rocket surgery. Assume that you do to have KDE but all the bugs you have fixed are. What changes if you rewrite all of the KDE apps into one process in terms of performance or memory use?
Matthew Sullivan
Absolutely
Jace Perez
Alright thanks, might try a project like that on a throwaway OS on my next vacation.
Matthew Hughes
Good luck
Jeremiah Richardson
Sure.
Jaxon Bailey
God bless sakurano
Kevin Brown
roll
Lincoln Rivera
rell
Nolan White
Rolllio
David Howard
Re-roll
Brody Bailey
Has anyone really been as far as to go want to do look more like?
Joseph Carter
Daily reminder:
Anime = shit
Jason Martin
anime website
Nolan Allen
egg roll
Anthony Brooks
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Easton Cook
joj
Michael Gutierrez
Probably the most single threaded thing ever to run on a CPU. Would be garbage, also rolling. I don't know anything else that makes all the OS default programs run as one thing except maybe windows combining Explorer and Internet Exploder.
Justin Jackson
roll
Austin Watson
roll
Jacob Thompson
Single process is not necessarily single threaded.