Gutsy speed
Derek Broughton
news at pointerstop.ca
Tue Dec 11 17:41:56 UTC 2007
Tony Arnold wrote:
> Derek Broughton wrote:
>>
>> It's an Intel Celeron M 520, running at 1.6GHz, a SATA disk (no idea of
>> specs - LVM and 4 JFS filesystems), and 1GB real memory and 3GB swap.
>> It's
>> always running a lot of cruft :-) Currently running an Apache server, a
>> Plone server, a PostGreSQL database, an NX server, two Konquerors with
>> about a dozen tabs open, an IMAP server, two X sessions, and a partridge
>> in a pear tree.
>
> Well, I'd get rid of the partridge:-)
Oh, I thought everybody had one at this time of year :-)
> Seriously, an obvious thing to try is to shut down as much stuff as you
> can and then see if FF is any quicker. This may or may not be practical!
Not really. fwiw I checked memory:
Mem: 1025972k total, 933660k used, 92312k free, 0k buffers
Swap: 3004112k total, 358188k used, 2645924k free, 385268k cached
which seems entirely reasonable.
I never much cared until you started asking... So I went into Firefox and
turned off Java, reloading tabs at startup, and checking for updates to
Add-ons and search engines. It restarted in about 5 seconds. I went back
and turned those back on one at a time - and it _still_ starts in 5
seconds. So I don't really know what I've changed... Damn.
--
derek
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