Comments on: Enable Systray Quickstarter in OpenOffice http://sushubh.net/1720-enable-systray-quickstarter-in-openoffice Sushubh's Blog Sat, 22 Nov 2008 18:09:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7-beta3-9826 hourly 1 By: homer http://sushubh.net/1720-enable-systray-quickstarter-in-openoffice/comment-page-1#comment-429706 homer Sun, 24 Aug 2008 13:22:13 +0000 http://sushubh.net/archives/2007/05/24/enable-systray-quickstarter-in-openoffice/#comment-429706 Why Inefficient? Your swapping kernel daemon will swap to disk the used memory when you are not using openoffice. No misuse of resources if you have enough swap. Why Inefficient? Your swapping kernel daemon will swap to disk the used memory when you are not using openoffice. No misuse of resources if you have enough swap.

]]> By: i forgot http://sushubh.net/1720-enable-systray-quickstarter-in-openoffice/comment-page-1#comment-384052 i forgot Wed, 26 Mar 2008 01:52:11 +0000 http://sushubh.net/archives/2007/05/24/enable-systray-quickstarter-in-openoffice/#comment-384052 Strange how when I have the quickstarter enabled and running, that it takes LONGER to load the OpenOffice Writer or Calc software than without the quickstarter loaded. Tested both conditions on fresh reboot. It seems as though with the quickstarter enabled, the hard drive is more of a bottleneck because the engine of the software is already running I guess. With quickstarter not running, whether or not some shared file are in memory (from starting it previously), the CPU has to execute the software from scratch, but it's still faster, usually less hard drive crunch time. Anybody else have the same experience? Strange how when I have the quickstarter enabled and running, that it takes LONGER to load the OpenOffice Writer or Calc software than without the quickstarter loaded. Tested both conditions on fresh reboot. It seems as though with the quickstarter enabled, the hard drive is more of a bottleneck because the engine of the software is already running I guess. With quickstarter not running, whether or not some shared file are in memory (from starting it previously), the CPU has to execute the software from scratch, but it’s still faster, usually less hard drive crunch time.

Anybody else have the same experience?

]]> By: i forgot http://sushubh.net/1720-enable-systray-quickstarter-in-openoffice/comment-page-1#comment-427942 i forgot Wed, 26 Mar 2008 01:52:11 +0000 http://sushubh.net/archives/2007/05/24/enable-systray-quickstarter-in-openoffice/#comment-427942 Strange how when I have the quickstarter enabled and running, that it takes LONGER to load the OpenOffice Writer or Calc software than without the quickstarter loaded. Tested both conditions on fresh reboot. It seems as though with the quickstarter enabled, the hard drive is more of a bottleneck because the engine of the software is already running I guess. With quickstarter not running, whether or not some shared file are in memory (from starting it previously), the CPU has to execute the software from scratch, but it's still faster, usually less hard drive crunch time. <br><br> Anybody else have the same experience? Strange how when I have the quickstarter enabled and running, that it takes LONGER to load the OpenOffice Writer or Calc software than without the quickstarter loaded. Tested both conditions on fresh reboot. It seems as though with the quickstarter enabled, the hard drive is more of a bottleneck because the engine of the software is already running I guess. With quickstarter not running, whether or not some shared file are in memory (from starting it previously), the CPU has to execute the software from scratch, but it’s still faster, usually less hard drive crunch time.

Anybody else have the same experience?

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