Re: [Nautilus-list] Re: Installation-time performerance preference
- From: Michael Rogers <banthafodder connectfree co uk>
- To: Benjamin Kahn <xkahn zoned net>
- Cc: Christian Rose <menthos menthos com>, Havoc Pennington <hp redhat com>, Christian Meyer <chrisime uni de>, nautilus-list eazel com, usability gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Nautilus-list] Re: Installation-time performerance preference
- Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 10:23:29 +0100
Benjamin Kahn wrote:
> I might have an NFS home directory and switch machines a lot.
> (Each with different speeds and video cards.) Or I might run my setup
> over a remote display, or over a different kind of network. (Esp. with
> my laptop.)
Good point. Peformance prefs should be stored on a per-display basis,
calculated during the first login from that display.
> If the benchmarks ran at login time, does it effect programs running
> remotely as well as locally? Am I going to mind that the way a program
> works is changed if I happen to be compiling a large program at startup?
> (Or if someone else is logged into the machine at the same time?) Can I
> get back to the configuration dialog if I upgrade my machine? Etc.
Yup, we should allow the user to override the recommended performance
settings, or manually re-run the benchmarks.
Michael
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