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mbpark · 04-27-2002, 05:43 PM

However, Mozilla is able to handle all the IE stuff now, and doesn't shit the bed on ESPN.com like IE6 will. Plus, you can configure the size of the memory cache (let's see...512MB RAM here, and I am running a 40MB cache).

I wish I would have gotten it running on the sister's Athlon XP under WinXP just to see how it ran

. Meanwhile, the MP test under an Intel chip will be coming soon.

First, however, I'm going to run it under LinuxPPC on an AmigaOne. We'll see how it runs there.

Meanwhile, I am more than happy with the performance here as compared to the earlier builds.

You can search using Google too, which kicks butt. Much better than MSN search.

This is one of the best Open Source products ever, next to the GNU compilers.

04-27-2002, 05:43 PM	#5
mbpark Lecturer Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Carmel, Indiana Posts: 761	Well, I could stand to make this faster :) However, Mozilla is able to handle all the IE stuff now, and doesn't shit the bed on ESPN.com like IE6 will. Plus, you can configure the size of the memory cache (let's see...512MB RAM here, and I am running a 40MB cache). I wish I would have gotten it running on the sister's Athlon XP under WinXP just to see how it ran . Meanwhile, the MP test under an Intel chip will be coming soon. First, however, I'm going to run it under LinuxPPC on an AmigaOne. We'll see how it runs there. Meanwhile, I am more than happy with the performance here as compared to the earlier builds. You can search using Google too, which kicks butt. Much better than MSN search. This is one of the best Open Source products ever, next to the GNU compilers.