As usual Linus Torvalds ad that the Kernel version 3.2, which includes interesting news, which We can see here in English.
In summary, this is what we can find:
- Ext4 supports block sizes larger than 4KB and to 1MB which improves performance with large files.
- Btrfs performs the process of scrubbing (check all the filesystem checksums) faster, automatically backs up critical metadata, and is now able to manually inspect the file system.
- The process manager has added support for setting maximum CPU time limits.
- Desktop responsiveness has improved in the presence of heavy disk writes.
- TCP It has been updated to include an algorithm that speeds up connection recovery after packet loss.
- The analysis tool "Perf top" has added support for live inspection of processes and libraries.
- The device mapper has added support for Thin provisioning.
- And many more news.
Excellent news that will be reflected in the performance of our computer. For my part, I hope that this version already has the solution for my problem with typography 🙁
Che, you don't know if the power problem that occurred in some laptops (mine) will be solved.
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What energy problem are you referring to? I am interested in whether it is the one that occurs when disconnected from the power adapter
It is the consumption problem that is noticeable because the battery lasts a% 30 less.
I no longer fix it, I don't know what happened to the 2.38 kernel, but in a month goodbye battery, now I no longer have xD ..
Something that the official kernel lacks is that they add support for Graphic acceleration or I don't know if it comes with that integrated support, since I currently have an Intel GMA 4500M graphics card and I don't get graphic acceleration: S
seriously???? I have the same Intel and with Chakra there have been no problems. I am surprised that you have problems with Ubuntu in that regard. I come from that distro and at least in that aspect I never fail, but hey, each machine is a world !!!
I mean this http://goo.gl/VEYre http://goo.gl/Tj2YZ It is a bit awkward to use a system with a lack of support as it lags and bugs too much.
I think this guide is a bit old, but maybe it will help you:
http://www.guia-ubuntu.org/index.php?title=Aceleraci%C3%B3n_gr%C3%A1fica