On Wed, 2007-12-12 at 23:05 -0500, Yaakov Nemoy wrote: > After thinking it over, I've decided that having a Privacy Policy for > Smolt would be a great experiment as a community process. The rules > are pretty simple. Mike McGrath is a BDFL (That is not a Braised Duck > avec Foie gras sous Liqueur', as tasty as it might sound.) Decisions > tend to get made by the people coding, but we are looking for input to > see what people want out of Smolt. This way, we know what kind of > information gathering is desired, and which kinds are considered too > invasive. I was recently wishing Smolt collected more detailed CPU information. This would basically consist of collecting the flags: line in /proc/cpuinfo. Personally I'd like to know how many machines have cmov, sse and sse2. This would mostly be unique to i386, x86_64 is always going to have them, and PPC doesn't even have a flags: line... Also, the ram/swap/cpu mhz graphs on the web site are IMHO too coarse to be very useful.
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