I installed Growl and it's a nifty piece of software. However, I usually prefer my system to be fast over having a lot of small nice-to-have (rather than need-to-have) OS enhancements taking up CPU resources.
So question is: How does Growl affect the performance of my system?
I assume Growl must be constantly looking for stuff to notify me about, which somehow means that it constantly takes up CPU resources!? I know it's probably not a lot, I'm just interesting in knowing how much.
Best regards,
sebbesen
Zurich, Switzerland
So question is: How does Growl affect the performance of my system?
I assume Growl must be constantly looking for stuff to notify me about, which somehow means that it constantly takes up CPU resources!? I know it's probably not a lot, I'm just interesting in knowing how much.
Best regards,
sebbesen
Zurich, Switzerland