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cokey
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| Phlogiston. wrote: | I just read this thread about latest love and I think this beats nitro. Because there's also staircase in love now. So everyone can choose his favourite sheduler. What do you think of this? Is love now more flexible than nitro? Or does love have just too many patches because of this?
Greets Phlogiston
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explain the difference between nicksched and staircase then...
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| Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2005 12:34 pm Post subject: |
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| cokehabit wrote: |
explain the difference between nicksched and staircase then... |
Hmm no I can't 
But why? It's not the difference that is important. But it's interesting that you can select both in love, so this probably make nitro useless. Thats what I want to talk about.
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| Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2005 12:40 pm Post subject: |
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1.staircase is available in latest love-sources in thanks to P.Williams PlugSched 4.0 and Con's patch up-to staircase 10.7
2.in love there are not additional patches to the staircaese : BATCH,ISO,RANGE which You can run some program via schedtool for example -> schedtool -I -e blabla. THis patches are in nitro , because nitro is full ck based.
3.too much of patches . Yes 
4.I dont like this thread
cheers.
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Thanks for the nice answer fallow. So I'll kepp using nitro 
What I would be interested in: a page comparing the different shedulers and containing some benchmarks or descriptions for what use which sheduler is best.
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| Phlogiston. wrote: | Thanks for the nice answer fallow. So I'll kepp using nitro
What I would be interested in: a page comparing the different shedulers and containing some benchmarks or descriptions for what use which sheduler is best.
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there was a chart and graph with them on somewhere i'll try and find it.
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