2005 12 10: Faster Linux system boot
Idea's
Well, it's opensource so that's not a problem.. It's an advantage !!
A good article on this subject!
Other links of interest.
Profile of the Boot Process of a Debian System
Boot Process Performance Visualization
(c) 2004-2005 ranzbak & the_JinX
- Parellelizing minimizes IO latency
- Make based system boot (instead of shell scripts)
- Parellelizing ( make multiuser -j3
- Good dependency system
- Great logging (via the "tmp" files)
- More caching (easier)
- Starting of more stuff on-demand instead of at boot time (apache only starts after first request to port 80 (NO, I'm not saying that apache should be in inetd)
- Starting of some daemons after a while (couple of minutes after boot) like cron..
Well, it's opensource so that's not a problem.. It's an advantage !!
A good article on this subject!
Other links of interest.
Profile of the Boot Process of a Debian System
Boot Process Performance Visualization
(c) 2004-2005 ranzbak & the_JinX
2005 12 10: Some cool tweaks..
might be something to include in .bashrc or /etc/profile
If you have most (even better then less, which is better then more),
use it for your man pages etc... with the $PAGER env. var.
/etc/profile
Change the terminal title (in xterm or putty for example)..
If you have most (even better then less, which is better then more),
use it for your man pages etc... with the $PAGER env. var.
/etc/profile
export PAGER=/usr/bin/most
Change the terminal title (in xterm or putty for example)..
echo -n -e "\033]0;Your title here\007"
orecho -n -e "\e]2;titlebar\a"
2005 12 09: 3D GUI
You've seen 'm in the movies..
You love them..
The 3D desktop enviroment..
There is nothing there now.. but someday..
It's funny how the linux/unix systems are the only ones to focus on the (IMHO) most usefull application of a 3D GUI, the file browser.
How would it be if one were to combine some these projects and make them into one big cross platform system..
Idealy it would be a file manager / database manager / desktop (or wm?) replacement..
All 'normall' stuff should be possible, drag and drop to copy, move or ln etc..
I'd like to see a crossover between 3DOSX and tdfsb, with a hint of.. yeah you get the point..
You love them..
The 3D desktop enviroment..
There is nothing there now.. but someday..
It's funny how the linux/unix systems are the only ones to focus on the (IMHO) most usefull application of a 3D GUI, the file browser.
How would it be if one were to combine some these projects and make them into one big cross platform system..
Idealy it would be a file manager / database manager / desktop (or wm?) replacement..
All 'normall' stuff should be possible, drag and drop to copy, move or ln etc..
I'd like to see a crossover between 3DOSX and tdfsb, with a hint of.. yeah you get the point..