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Re: [opensuse] Micro pauses, or CPU spikes?
- From: Örn Hansen <orn_hansen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 2 May 2007 13:01:47 +0200 (CEST)
- Message-id: <2128911821.31178103707921.OPEN-XCHANGE.WebMail.tomcat@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On May 02, 2007 09:27 AM, Clayton wrote:
> True enough... my intent was simply to point out the absurdity of the
> argument.
>
> I worked in the semiconductor industry for a long time. I know the
> subject well. Funny though, you never seem to see SUSE in the
> industry... loads of Solaris based software though (running the wafer
> steppers and wafer scanners).
>
Wafer scanners?
I've never worked with the technology myself, but as far as I can
understand, it is a laser that is blowing bubbles on a silicon dye? The
micro or nano technology referring to the size of the dye used? Where
do you use the scanners?
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> True enough... my intent was simply to point out the absurdity of the
> argument.
>
> I worked in the semiconductor industry for a long time. I know the
> subject well. Funny though, you never seem to see SUSE in the
> industry... loads of Solaris based software though (running the wafer
> steppers and wafer scanners).
>
Wafer scanners?
I've never worked with the technology myself, but as far as I can
understand, it is a laser that is blowing bubbles on a silicon dye? The
micro or nano technology referring to the size of the dye used? Where
do you use the scanners?
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