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...I've tried this, and it works; but it involves building a big R object (the internal pixmap representation), and this chokes my somewhat puny laptop (e.g. it can take about 1 minute to draw the graphic inside a plot area using addlogo(), with mucho swappo, and subsequently working knee-deep in treacle). The following idea would be a lot slicker. For examples: I have something like a) A scatterplot of data printed in a journal (but the data values are not available; b) A contour map (on paper) of a region. So, I can scan the document, and obtain a file in some graphics format (jpeg, pbm o...

...t, hclust or kmeans, etc. mark at myatt.demon.co.uk noted: >I don't think that there are any "graphic- >interface-only" versions of SPSS. well, what we have (seems to be version 6.14) is definitely pull-down menus, the lot -- like using Micro$oft Excel -- but slower than treacle on an Artic day to run. >Of course, there is some pride in being an SPlus, and by implication R, >user as these systems have the reputation of being tools for illuminati. I adore Splus when it works. One last thing: ernesto at neptuno.ipimar.pt mentioned: >I had a S+ license during 1...

...xclusively 64-bit since Xen 4.3 (released in 2013). Over time, various features like SMEP/SMAP have been making 32bit PV guests progressively slower, because ring 1 is supervisor rather than user.? Things have got even worse with IBRS, to the point at which 32bit PV guests are starting to run like treacle. There are no current plans to remove support for 32bit PV guests from Xen, but it is very much in the category of "you shouldn't be using this mode any more". ~Andrew P.S. I don't see 64bit PV guest support going anywhere, because there are still a number of open performance...

...verbose --progress --compress --sparse --copy-devices --partial --whole-file --inplace blackadder.example.com:/dev/dm-8 test.img dm-8 47,825,017 -2147483648% 587.01kB/s ??:??:?? <---- s l o w The above transfer started off for a few seconds at full speed, but then suddenly dropped to treacle slow. First, we check the network underneath rsync. We're tunnelling rsync through ssh, so we test bandwidth through ssh with perf over and ssh tunnel, and we get expected speed for this link. [root at arnie ~]# iperf -c [::1]:5001 -V --------------------------------------------------------...

...I've tried this, and it works; but it involves building a big R object (the internal pixmap representation), and this chokes my somewhat puny laptop (e.g. it can take about 1 minute to draw the graphic inside a plot area using addlogo(), with mucho swappo, and subsequently working knee-deep in treacle). The following idea would be a lot slicker. For examples: I have something like a) A scatterplot of data printed in a journal (but the data values are not available; b) A contour map (on paper) of a region. So, I can scan the document, and obtain a file in some graphics format (jpeg, pbm o...

...sers. The problem is that I don't speak Linux. Us PC'ers are spoiled by installers! We just want to plug it in, click an exe, answer a couple of questions and go get another cup of coffee... leastways that's how I am. I tried the virtual machine (Puppy-Linux) and it's slow as treacle... and that's a fast implementation and a compact kernel. I can't see anything 'Windows' being any quicker. Do you agree? So the VM is out. That leaves: Portable applications, which is OK, I suppose, but you still don't have your desktop and tools (which is like being...

On Mon, Jul 15, 2019 at 9:34 AM Andi Kleen <ak at linux.intel.com> wrote: > > Juergen Gross <jgross at suse.com> writes: > > > The long term plan has been to replace Xen PV guests by PVH. The first > > victim of that plan are now 32-bit PV guests, as those are used only > > rather seldom these days. Xen on x86 requires 64-bit support and with > > Grub2

Hi, I have been looking at this thread a while now. First I think what Rowland and myself misunderstood is that you are not using a DC as a Fileserver ( in the beginning I thought you did. That you have a sysvol share on a domain member confused me) so I think so e of the comments from Rowland do not apply here. Second, if I reread the thread and look at the description of your problem I think