Intanto, per chi come me ha notato che Vista si pappa
tutta la memoria fisica... beh.. c'è una spiegazione e si chiama SuperFetch:
SuperFetch understands which applications you use most, and preloads
these applications into memory, so your system is more responsive. SuperFetch
uses an intelligent prioritization scheme that understands which applications
you use most often, and can even differentiate which applications you are
likely to use at different times (for example, on the weekend versus during
the week), so that your computer is ready to do what you want it to do.
Windows Vista can also prioritize your applications over background tasks, so
that when you return to your machine after leaving it idle, it's still
responsive.
Potete leggere un interessante post in proposito su CodingHorror.
La seconda segnalazione, che credo farà felice il nostro Lorenzo, è
che è possibile attivare Windows Mobile Device
Centre e utilizzare quindi anche le nostre mobile device pistolando un
po' sul registro. Maggiori info qui. Stasera provo
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