The users understand that it takes a specific amount of time, however,
they would like to use their workstation for other tasks. Once launched
our app consumes all the cpu resources so the workstation appears
"Frozen".
There's nothing wrong with the application. The OS is broken.
Fix it. Or install a non-broken one.
Note that this is not a case of the the user complaining that the app's
GUI is unresponsive, but rather that the entire SYSTEM is un-responsive.
There's something seriously wrong with the OS.
-- Advice and guidance greatly appreciated.
Install Linux. 1/2
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On 2008-01-16, Geoff Skerrett <Geoff@teammsa.com> wrote:
--
Grant Edwards grante Yow! A can of ASPARAGUS,
at 73 pigeons, some LIVE ammo,
visi.com and a FROZEN DAQUIRI!!
Pity that Robin et al. wasted all that time making sure wxPython was cross-platform compatible. So much easier to tell the Windows people to go to hell.
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On Jan 16, 2008 9:11 PM, Grant Edwards < grante@visi.com> wrote:
The users understand that it takes a specific amount of time, however,
they would like to use their workstation for other tasks. Once launched
our app consumes all the cpu resources so the workstation appears
"Frozen".
There's nothing wrong with the application. The OS is broken.
Fix it. Or install a non-broken one.
Note that this is not a case of the the user complaining that the app's
GUI is unresponsive, but rather that the entire SYSTEM is un-responsive.
There's something seriously wrong with the OS.
-- Advice and guidance greatly appreciated.
Install Linux. 1/2 :)
+1
Seriously, you probably need to explore the win32* python modules to
handle this. Some googling helps as well:
