Kernel 2.6.31 to speed up Linux desktop
techworld.com.au
techworld.com.au
The advent of Windows 7 in October may drive Linux's desktop market share down even futher[sic].
And someone please buy these poor journalists a spell checker.
Edit: to remove my own spelling error.
> Desktop applications can experience long and noticeable pauses when the application's code path jumps to a part of the code that is not cached in memory and needs to be read from the disk, which is slower.
It seems that most times the author uses the word "desktop", as above, it could be removed and the article would probably be improved by it. I know "Linux desktop" is a catchy phrase, but really.