[nflug] application loading - fine tuning

[JJ Neff]

I believe you may be looking at compiling in the libs directly as opposed to
shared.  Debian has a page that talks about recompiling DEB packages to make
your debian box more Gentoo-Like- this may offer you an option to compile in
all the libs.  I do not have the URL but a search of the above topics may help.
 Also there may be an option to pre-load libs that the apps need ( I read this
somewhere but am by no means a software expert - but just recall hearing/or
reading the above.)  In fact the pre-loading part I think I read on Gentoo's
site when I had a gentoo server.

JJN

--- Eric Benoit <ebenoit at hopevale.com> wrote:

> I'm trying to trim debian ppc linux so applications load a little faster 
> without upgrading memory,  the two main applications I want to load 
> faster is Openoffice and Firefox.
> 
> If I compile these programs myself would there be a performance boost?  
> Or, if I compile my own kernel?
> 
> My machine:
> 
> 333mhz powerpc
> blue Imac
> 96mb RAM
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