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[FreeBSD] Tweaking FreeBSD For Desktop Usage - NeoTerra - 21-07-2012
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RE: Tweaking FreeBSD For Desktop Usage - crshd - 23-07-2012
Very nice. I'll bookmark this for the next time I'm on FreeBSD.
RE: Tweaking FreeBSD For Desktop Usage - yrmt - 23-07-2012
### Great thread
RE: Tweaking FreeBSD For Desktop Usage - Syperus - 29-07-2012
I'm currently using OpenSuse, but I've been thinking about trying BSD. this section has some really good information. Thanks to everyone who have contributed.
RE: [FreeBSD] Tweaking FreeBSD For Desktop Usage - Robby - 12-08-2012
Tried this on my previous 8.3 FreeBSD system and it wouldn't boot after doing so. :(
RE: [FreeBSD] Tweaking FreeBSD For Desktop Usage - Amzo - 19-08-2012
I wrote this for 9.0, could be one of the options set something that shouldn't have been changed on 8.3 and caused hangs at boot, you'd have to debug it and say which line it was that actually broke it.
RE: [FreeBSD] Tweaking FreeBSD For Desktop Usage - crshd - 31-08-2012
Well, it works fine for 9.0. Feels a bit snappier.
RE: [FreeBSD] Tweaking FreeBSD For Desktop Usage - Amzo - 01-09-2012
(31-08-2012, 11:34 PM)crshd Wrote: Well, it works fine for 9.0. Feels a bit snappier.
There are a lot more tunable options that you can change to increase performance and responsiveness.
Quite a few file system tweaks, memory tweaks etc. Unlike Linux which enables most of these by default, FreeBSD doesn't to keep stability.