Timo Sirainen wrote:
- Redesigned master process. It's now more modular and there is less code running as root
Hi, some really interesting stuff coming out of this. Looks cool!
Something I had been pondering recently (I started using a cell phone with imap idle support), was a previous poster mentioning the huge increase in battery life from turning off the radio for as long as possible. It appears that just turning on the radio (wifi or 3G) consumes much more energy than the transmitting of a few bytes of data after it's on. In particular synchronising certain types of infrequent transmissions may have a dramatic increase in battery life for mobile devices - I'm thinking mainly of the NOOPs when the connection is idling
Is this something that could be implemented with the current architecture? Are there other types of application where synchronising "stuff" happening to multiple connections from the same client could be helpful?
Just a thought...
Ed W