This is the system you too have, and it isn’t perfect at first, but each time the little green robot gets better and better at leaving the books you want and taking the books you don’t. Every day you pick some of the books off of the shelf, put them on your desk, and then just leave them out after you’re done using them.Įvery few minutes, a little green robot takes the books and puts most of them back where they belong, but leaves the ones he saw you using the most out on the desk. Let’s say you have a shelf lined with books of all different shapes, sizes, and colors. Junk File cleaners don’t mess with any iOS or Windows adaptability services because they don’t have any. If we’re talking about iOS or Windows, it’s a whole different story. Linux is user-friendly (well, it is once you know what you’re doing), and extremely adaptable based on performance and past use. The reason why this only happens on Android, and not on iOS, or Windows, is because Android is Linux based. When you kill tasks to optimize performance, you’re actually sending all of the wrong messages to your OS. This means any disruptions to this adaption process are harmful.
