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Optimizing Hardy Heron

Filed in archive Hacks on July 12, 2008

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We all want our systems to be quick and responsive and with every new distribution comes new applications and new tools. So, with the new Ubuntu version, 8.04, a new set of tweaks are necessary to speed it up.

Here's a list of tips from Softpedia.com. I particularly find the "System Tweaks" to be particularly useful.

Why don't you try 'em out and see for yourself? Will do this on a spare Linux box later.

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