From: Aivils <ai...@un...> - 2004-10-27 06:42:39
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On Tuesday 26 October 2004 17:36, James van Zeeland wrote: > http://members.westnet.com.au/vanzeeland/Linux/kernel/patch-2.6.9-ruby.vz5.diff.gz > > Ruby > ck2 > realcap > Bluetooth HID > V4L updates > Vesafb-tng > LibATA > Ac3 > Config Hz > > low latency kernel compatible with jack etc for serious audio work > thanks to realcap module. Might help multi-console gamers?? > http://ccrma.stanford.edu > > for anyone interested... > multi-console gamers have more serious issues - new task-scheduler. With this new task-scheduler one application with N-treads works very well, but results is poor, when two users start CPU intensive tasks. Two tasks with nice=0 works 1st - 200ms 2nd - 200ms 1st - 200ms 2nd - 200ms 1st - 200ms ---------------- 1 sec 2nd - 200ms As You can see 1st moves 3 times per second :( You can easy test , when run dual tuxracer. Results must be more poorly when nice=-20. Same under -ckNNN Ok, native games works well with nice=+19. But games under linux have bunch of emulators - winex,epsxe,xmame and so on. Aivils |