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Getting the most out of your Linux desktop can be easy if you have a great new machine loaded with oodles of RAM. But, if you have older hardware, perhaps limited in memory, and you still want to heavily use the system with as much responsivenes as possible, then you are obviously interested in tuning the performance. Even with 2GB of RAM, running on a relatively good piece of hardware, you may want to investigate ways to get more performance out of your system so that it's as fast as you are. :-) | Getting the most out of your Linux desktop can be easy if you have a great new machine loaded with oodles of RAM. But, if you have older hardware, perhaps limited in memory, and you still want to heavily use the system with as much responsivenes as possible, then you are obviously interested in tuning the performance. Even with 2GB of RAM, running on a relatively good piece of hardware, you may want to investigate ways to get more performance out of your system so that it's as fast as you are. :-) | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
To help optimize your web server, see the [[PHP Accelerator]] article | To help optimize your web server, see the [[PHP Accelerator]] article | ||
[[Category:System Administration]] | |||