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Ahh, a Windows problem surfaces - so does a registry hack allegedly fixing the problem. That's basically the (sad) story of Windows today.
by nnevatie 6mo ago
Ahh, a Windows problem surfaces - so does a registry hack allegedly fixing the problem. That's basically the (sad) story of Windows today.
- creaturemachine 6mo agoOne could also call it tuning.
- layer8 6mo agoYou could say that Windows is giving you options while defaulting to backwards compatibility.
- p_ing 6mo agoI don't see how this is a 'problem', but rather a tunable. And any decent OS has tunables. Would you rather not have this option?
- nnevatie 6mo agoI would rather have some meaningful progress on the Windows scheduler, for example.
- p_ing 6mo agoIt's doubtful that there would be 1000 people dedicated to the scheduler, or that it would produce a better result than the 1 to 4 people that likely work or are tied to owning the scheduler. That said, what deficiencies do you see in the scheduler with the current build of Windows?