DMA

[Alexander Jacob Tsykin]

On Tuesday 23 May 2006 23:23, Matthew East wrote:
> No. As Scott said: DMA is activated by default for those people whose
> hardware can take advantage of it, and deactivated by default for those
> which can't.
>
> No user needs to know what DMA is. In fact, it may be counterproductive,
> when people whose hardware doesn't support it try to activate it.
OK, so with regard to DMA, the issue is moot, but n general, having nice 
graphical applications with tooltips to help with configuration is a good 
thing, in my opinion.

Sasha