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2008-02-13
, 19:21
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2008-02-13
, 22:02
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Should i try v2, is it only to me or will it be always like this?
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2008-02-13
, 23:26
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2008-02-14
, 13:31
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Maybe opening for the first time after a reboot takes more, but maemo browser does open that fast for me, using the default page (Mozilla/Nokia/Google page) . It gets better after opening it more, must be about the cache.
By the way, KDE got a little faster after a sequence of changing the settings and rebooting.
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2008-02-14
, 18:54
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@ Michigan, USA
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I installed KDE (not v2,since it's saying that you should be booting from SD, and using N810, didn't much make sense to me) and it's both very slow (A browser should open in 2-3 seconds, but Konqueror takes even 20 seconds!) it does and the windows are not rendered correctly - i mean that for example for a lot of applications' settings' windows, it doesn't scroll down, for example Kontact) Should i try v2, is it only to me or will it be always like this?
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2008-02-14
, 19:25
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Maybe opening for the first time after a reboot takes more, but maemo browser does open that fast for me, using the default page (Mozilla/Nokia/Google page) . It gets better after opening it more, must be about the cache.
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2008-02-15
, 11:12
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Links2: Blazing Fast! (http://mail.google.com: 2 sec.) From scratch.
MicroB, launching with no browser windows open: 14 sec.
MicroB, spawning new browser window: 3 sec.
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2008-02-20
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@ Michigan, USA
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#8
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2008-02-20
, 21:23
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2008-02-21
, 00:05
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#10
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Seriously guys, put KDE on a PC with 128MB RAM, see how it runs.
I like the statment in the manual from my new Jeep Wrangler.
"system cannot prevent the natural laws of physics from acting on the vehicle."
Seriously its KDE its not pixie dust!!!!
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