Hi!
> So personally I'd suggest to consider that code base. Options are eiher
> 1) to optimize/streamline what you think is too ugly
> 2) make the whole NTP lcok calibration optional if you think it's computationally
> too heavy (however, both GNOME and KDE hit the CPU much more than any of these
> changes)
Well, being less resource-hungry is similar to be less lethal than loaded gun.
Kernel time keeping should better have <0.1% cpu overhead.
Pavel
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