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2016-06-21
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#451
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Originally Posted by pycage
Just so ppl don't get their hopes up too much, three tab limit is still on (real tabs that auto-update in bg if say following a match or similar), though performance is better, even on 500 posts/200 image threads. Fourth tab will unload the first, hope this can be tweaked as only at 50% mem usage with 5 apps and heavy browser tabs open
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2016-06-22
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#452
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What about Webcat ?
Is it slow to scroll ? Still no acceleration for QtWebkit ?
Is it slow to scroll ? Still no acceleration for QtWebkit ?
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2016-06-22
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#453
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Originally Posted by pycage
Since its not using BTRFS, an additional option is configuring a swap file on the EMMC and using a tiered configuration with the ZRAM swap space.
Having two GB of RAM in the device is a huge improvement. Having 15 apps running right now, including an Android app, and several tabs open in the browser.
Also the browser appears to keep the opened tabs available and doesn't reload them again when selecting. This even works with resuming YouTube videos from where you left off.
Never OOM Ever Again.
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2016-06-22
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#454
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Originally Posted by llelectronics
Webcat performance pretty much the same as on J1
What about Webcat ?
Is it slow to scroll ? Still no acceleration for QtWebkit ?
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2016-06-22
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#455
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Originally Posted by r0kk3rz
What? No BTRFS? Is it just coz of this model or Jolla is giving up on it in general?
Since its not using BTRFS, an additional option is configuring a swap file on the EMMC and using a tiered configuration with the ZRAM swap space.
Never OOM Ever Again.
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2016-06-22
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#456
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Originally Posted by ZogG
btrfs is a big crap. when you have less space than 20% - the phone get unresponsible and slow. Jolla guys understood it one day and got rid of it.
What? No BTRFS? Is it just coz of this model or Jolla is giving up on it in general?
jolla tablet has also no btrfs.
so it is not a big loss....
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2016-06-22
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#457
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I volunteer as a guinea pig if some kind soul finds a way to get rid of btrfs on Jolla 1 
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Русский военный корабль, иди нахуй!
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2016-06-22
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#459
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Originally Posted by javispedro
Or never bothered to enable it..?
In fact they seemingly even removed btrfs from the kernel.
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2016-06-22
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#460
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Me too. I have stopped using my Jolla as my regular phone, and have little use for it, so if anybody comes up with a plausible plan to make this, I'll consider guinea pigging...
I volunteer as a guinea pig if some kind soul finds a way to get rid of btrfs on Jolla 1
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