Re: [orca-list] gnome-shell slownes

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

As i said, it's a bit of a job to keep track of what intel means by a given label at all times/did think that 
dual core processers were not under the 
celeron label though...my ignorance...smile
You have plenty of ram, but I suspect L2 cache  is small compared with other processers Intel made around the 
time they made yours. I've had at least 
one machine with a celleron CPU myself. 
Anyway, none of that should make for the delay assuming you are not doing something very processer 
intensive/doubt you are using all of your memory most 
of the time.
Regards,

-- 
     B.H.
   Registerd Linux User 521886


  Michał Zegan wrote:
Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 08:56:52PM +0200

> you underestimate my hardware. it is 2.13 ghz, but dual core cpu with
> hardware virtualization capabilities, and has 4 gb ram.
>
> W dniu 10.10.2015 o 20:43, B. Henry pisze:
> > Yeah, no rocket sled, similar to what I'm running here, but much better than a celeron, all single core i 
> > THINK.
> > The constant changing of naming schemes over the life of pentiums make it a full time job to keep all 
> > CPPPPPPU names in clear focus...lol.
> > Cellerons are the economy processers, and running gnome3 on single corfe machines will likely lead to many 
> > times where annoying lags occur. Of course
> > avoid doing any multitasking that will tax the CPU, and put as much RAM as you can in to the machine, 2GB 
> > at least, but 3 for 32bit boxes, and 4 or more
> > for 64bit hardware helps.
> > Mate should do pretty well on 1.5-2gigs of RAM.
>
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