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Originally Posted by linuxpenguin View Post
I was wondering if there is a way to make the softwares fast, specifically the openoffice.I see the loading is slow and also the functionality is slow.for example when you open the File menu, it opens slowly once and then its working normal..same with loading and rendering a document.IS it possible to make the whole process fast.for example by loading the chroot when OS2008 is booted or initialized or maybe preloading the openoffice libraries..maybe I am missing some reading of these threads about performance issues.How to improve the performance..
debernardis has an openoffice-specific optimization thread here.

There are other, more complicated ways to make things faster, for instance, you can make a new partition and put your Debian stuff there (instead of in the debian.img.ext2 file); that is quite a bit faster.
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