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In article <10977@watcgl.waterloo.edu> wsflinn@watcgl.waterloo.edu (Scott Flinn) writes:
>I would kill for
>a good task switching mechanism (and enough memory to use it), but the
>kind of multitasking that is beyond the ability of a good task switcher
>(eg. Multi-Finder) would be a scarcely used luxury.

Seriously ?  Interesting.  I find my most frequently used instance
of 'user level' multitasking is reading news while a compile is taking
place, or when I'm doing a raytrace.

(the second instance is opening another shell to get a directory
of a disk I'm about to write all over :-)  )

On a lower level, there's lots more going on; UUPC, NFS,
I don't notice those unless I need them though)

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