system resources

Old hardware? Want a faster boot up? Need to free some system resources? Want snappier applications? This is for you.

Note, I wouldn’t suggest doing anything within this if it doesn’t make sense to you.

CPSL is a portable C++ run-time library that provides support for manipulating system resources, such as process, mutex, thread, and synchronize, in Win32 and POSIX platforms.

The new system, called the Sparc Enterprise T5440, is based on Sun's eight-core UltraSparc T2 Plus processor — a version of the company's T2 chip that was designed to enable two of the devices to share cache and other system resources.

The four-socket T5440 expands on the two-socket T5240, which was introduced last spring along with the T2 Plus.

Old hardware? Want a faster boot up? Need to free some system resources? Want snappier applications? This is for you.

The GNOME project has formally released the mobile version of its Linux desktop environment. GNOME Mobile is based on the GNOME 2.24 desktop that was released this week, and is targeted at mobile phones, handhelds, and other devices with constrained display, input, and system resources.

Recoll is a great full-text indexing search engine for Linux/Unix. It has a Qt-based graphical interface, and is designed to be fast, easy to use, and easy on system resources.

A. Lizard shows you how to run Recoll when you have time to let it run, and then have it automatically shut down your system when it is finished.

LinuxPlanet: "Recoll is a great full-text indexing search engine for Linux/Unix. It has a Qt-based graphical interface, and is designed to be fast, easy to use, and easy on system resources.

A. Lizard shows you how to run Recoll when you have time to let it run, and then have it automatically shut down your system when it is finished."

The efficiency of Linux in using system resources makes it a great choice for controlling the cloud, but beneath that management layer you can run anything — any application stack and any operating system.

It’s all good.

CLICK: "The extremely lightweight Swiss GNU/Linux distribution Slitaz burst upon the scene in March of this year promising to be easy on system resources yet possessing enough power in the form of basic applications to actually get things done..."

Firefox 3 touts faster rendering, vastly reduced use of system resources, clever new data-mining tools for your bookmarks and browser history, and more security features than any other browser.