Very nicely put :thumb:
I am a weakling for black, excellent work LambRador.
If you mean the current kernel development in Linux, there is always room for improvement, however its still better than Windows in every sense.
There is no such utopia which is flawless in software development.
The word is stability, I run Ubuntu on many PCs, some of them in real testing environments and none of them have any issues, this is the reason...
Patched by Ubuntu day before yesterday, probably other major distros as well, nothing to worry.
You would also like the fact that webcam and mic finally works on x64 flash as well, there is also a ppa for Ubuntu in case anyone is interested.
Why not, it looks quite well done, its Gentoo based so gotta be quite snappy.
Funny, these folks surreptitiously don't mention that Opera outdid Chrome in Firefox's own test, now is that a mere coincidence or was that...
Comes in both KDE and Gnome flavor, its totally Gentoo based using Portage package manager, looks quite good and would be interesting to see how...
You are most welcome. :D
I am positive its hardware acceleration, only then its possible to reduce CPU usage.
Not really, its fully functional but its made it easier for older hardware to run it, run the LIVE distro and see if everything works for you,...
On it and flying as usual, some big UNIX changes and fixes there :)
This also confirms that hardware acceleration is now on with Linux and flash, a great news indeed.:)
Puppy is based on Ubuntu Lucid so it does mighty fine and runs on old machines quite well.
Wouldn't know, I do have app armor enabled but I am on Kubuntu and I use Opera here which doesn't have a apparmor profile.
Checking out the lowered CPU usage, I have a strong suspicion that graphics acceleration is finally working on Linux and flash, one of teh reasons...
Well in my nvidia GTX400 workstation, Opera rips the pants off Chrome 7., just because your favorite browser loses consistently in a popular...
http://techgage.com/article/five_web_browsers_which_is_the_fastest Five browsers tested including dev versions, no surprises who wins ;)
This being the latest beta, I am assuming that it woulnd't be vulnerable.
With the new one the gap is around 15% here.
The latest x64 in Linux uses less CPU than its predecessors and runs far better than x32 used with nsplugin, also webcam now works with this version.
This one has more programs and more customizations by default that MINT.
This is also a good alternate to MINT, sadly it doesn't get the accolades or highlights MINT does.
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