Le mar 28/01/2003 à 14:13, Raphael Schmid a écrit :
> > > Most of the machines I maintain are very seldom rebooted, but if someone
>
> > > was to do a reboot, I would want them to be able to observe any errors
> or
> > > other abnormal output from the boot-up process.
> >
> > Agreed, for standard desktops and servers.
> Well, I really don't know about you, but I for one reboot my desktop every
> morning. Maybe this is a German attitude, but I generally consider it a
> waste
> of resources to have my workstation run during the night. For downloads and
> the like, I got a headless server which does good power management in the
> closet room. Besides, again: everyone [who is not a hacker] likes eyecandy.
> I wouldn't normally say that if it wasn't about this discussion.
Yeah, I'd really like a stable working swsusp (on a working kernel) to
shortcut the fscking boot. Go pawel !
Xav
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