This is not the lounge, begone with those lounge comments
stfu, ur not
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memepad, approved
I wonder how performance will be.
Thinkpads and Linux are a meme, and yes this will be a memepad to the nth degree
did you know there are no Ron Paul gifs on insta? wtf I needed that meme
a bit slow, at idle itās using 27%-37% (with the cpu widget on). Iām sure there are ways to speed it up. Not super fast on startup eitherā¦ but progress my dudes.
Any advice on slimming it down or stream lining for faster performance is welcome!
ok after a reboot itās down to 1% on idle, still looonnnggg load times from bootā¦ Iāll have to time it
28s to sign in screen from boot
26s from sign in to desktop
yikes
Emmc memory is molasses imho
I will be updating the memory asap tbh, two sticks of 2gb is not good enough imo
Question, anyone have experience with Libreboot?
Much learning has been done today, I have broken my installation and will have to reinstall to start a new.
Things I think could help:
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1x SSD
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1x 4gb RAM
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Look into i3 (from what I have read itās lighter on resources)
or
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Lighter distro, perhaps scrap the kool factor and go with Tiny Core or XFCE
you could always try a meme DE like TDE
Much 2000ās, very windows
if tiling WMs is not your thing, you could try openbox or XFCE they are light on the resources too. I havenāt used openbox, but I did use XFCE when I started and itās a damn good DE.
That is probably better than tinycore, thanks
tinycore is a distro and XFCE is a Desktop Environment
Oh I thought TinyCore was Core (the distro) and the desktop environment.
Distro - a distribution of Linux kernel with other userland (non-kernel) programs
WM - Window Manager - the thing that draws your windows and controls them
DE - Desktop Environment - the thing that controls the WM an integrates other programs into your desktop (sound managers, clipboards, notifications, etc)
DM - Display Manager - Login Screen + thing that chooses what DE/WM to run
The things Iām learning that I should already known today!
All these cert books and books by Eric S. Raymond have sat collecting dust.