Let me quote from the ZD-Net article:
"For one thing, there's a useful lesson
here for Linux resellers and integrators.
Linux tuning information is hard to gather up.
Yes, it's there. But it really requires
an expert Linux user to find it."
I am a Linux VAR, and I have to agree with the above quote. It is hard at times
to gather proper tuning instructions for Linux. And although I won't say that I
am qualified to be an "expert", I have been using (and fine tuning) Linux since
the 0.9x.y era.
So, to the Linux community:
Do you think is there a need to make the
gathering of Linux fine-tuning tips an easier
task for the novice end-user?
If the answer is "Yes!", then, how best would the approach be?
I am interested in your opinion. As I do not know if this L-K list is the place
to do such discussion (if not, please forgive me), but I do think it's time for
at least such discussion to take place, here or elsewhere, and a concensus be
had (if that's possible, of course.)
*Note* The "fine-tuning" IMHO can be either Hardware or Software, or the
combination of both.
Respectfully,
Pete
teamwork@freemail.c3.hu
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