Those with NT Knowledge

[Steroid_Virgin]

Do you know what the effective difference of running an AT command script in the foreground vs. runing it in the background?

 

[WODIN]

Priority in time slicing. Your foreground apps get first shot, your back ground apps run on open cycles. Threading is a wonderful thing. At least that's the theory.

I just thing the nutrons want to make bangy-bangy woop woop

 

[pushing_fe]

Who cares, just run a dedicated LINUX server and you wouldn't have to ask.

 

[furious]

Who cares, just run a dedicated LINUX server and you wouldn't have to ask.

Yah, sometimes a co-operative task prempts all your system resources until you are completely frozen in MS, I know this doesn't happen in Linux. What about OSX, since it's Linux based?

 

[pushing_fe]

Yah, sometimes a co-operative task prempts all your system resources until you are completely frozen in MS, I know this doesn't happen in Linux. What about OSX, since it's Linux based?

Apples are for eating, not business solutions. Unless you live in Washington, then apples might be the staple of your business... That's probably a different thread though.

 

[dnoel]

it's actually BSD based

 

[Code]

OSX is based on Project Dawrin, which is BSD based.

Which considering it's stability makes linux look like a teeter-toter.

 

[Zirakzigil]

Priority in time slicing. Your foreground apps get first shot, your back ground apps run on open cycles. Threading is a wonderful thing. At least that's the theory.

I just thing the nutrons want to make bangy-bangy woop woop

Wrong.