Quote Originally Posted by dwks View Post
These days I find my Linux system usually has about 2 weeks of uptime (for near-continuous use) until something stops working for one reason or another. Sometimes X crashes when I upgrade it, or my (closed-source) video driver borks out, or I lock Qt into an infinite loop with a bug in my program. I usually just reboot then, even though I could probably recover by restarting X, because it seems cleaner somehow after I reboot.
How about automatic restarting after several hours using at command or something?

I never had crash experiences with native applications in XP, even with .NET. I had simple comet server written in .NET which run very smoothly 24x7x4x12x...

The troublesome are Java applications They just randomly crashed, disappeared, without any notification!
So I've come up with simple solution:
Code:
:repeatme
start /b /wait javaw -jar frostwire.jar
goto repeatme