[plug] Stupidity Test

[Chris Griffin]

Brad,

What Motherboard you running it on?

Regards,
Chris Griffin


At 16:27 2/02/2000 +0800, you wrote:
>G'day all,
>
>This probably won't interest any of you, but I'm going to
>say it anyway..
>
>Just thought I'd do a little test to see how my debian potato
>system held up under a severe load...
>
>While writing this in Navigator 4.7, I have open
>2 Navigator windows
>1 Messenger window
>2 Windows in Star Office
>Eudora Pro 3 for Windows under Wine
>Opera 3.6 for Windows under Wine
>Nedit
>Licq
>Compupic 4.6-1022 indexing and thumbnailing 2000 .jpg files
>A virtual console building wine
>A virtual console building a 2.2.14 kernel and modules
>A distributed net rc5des cracker session
>and Adobe Acrobat 4 displaying a 3.5mb .pdf Doc
>
>
>62020K Mem Used, 1184K Free
>92952k Swap used 37564K Free
>Load Average 5.77 5.47 .326
>
>This is on a k6ii-300 (Clocked to 366) with 64mb PC100SDRam
>Quantum EL Fireball on a Udma interface and a Matrox Mill I
>Graphics card..
>
>Lets see ya do that under windows and still be able to use the system.
>
>--
>Brad....
>"The ultimate result is that some innovations that would
>truly benefit consumers never occur for the sole reason
>that they do not conincide with Microsoft's self-interest"
>- Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson
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