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We're talking idling from the perspective of an actual user at home, so there will obviously be a web browser and some background tasks running. Idling without
by FirmwareBurner 3y ago
We're talking idling from the perspective of an actual user at home, so there will obviously be a web browser and some background tasks running.
Idling without anything running, even an OS, is interesting for metrics, but not something realistic for any user.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoI agree that we should be comparing real scenarios, but I also notice that my desktop Linux systems tend to idle at <=1% CPU use if I don't have a browser open, so there's probably some genuine room to consider what counts as idle even with an OS running.