Tweaking linux (ubuntu)

We all know that Microsoft Windows can be in Tweaking to improve their performance. And what about Ubuntu? whether we can perform optimization of the Ubuntu system to improve its performance such as things we improve the performance of Microsoft Windows? proud (sorry if slightly impressed euphoria), I say, Yes, we can do the same thing with Ubuntu that we have. Turn off / Disable Feature IPV Currently almost all servers have been using IPv4, so the use of IPv6 has been less effective (if not in the said conflict). Most felt effects from the use of IPv6 is the slow performance during our web surfing browser. to turn off IPv6 feature, open a terminal or konsole and type: sudo gedit / etc / modprobe.d / bad_list. type / input the following command: alias net-pf-10 off then save & exit, please reboot your Ubuntu to see the change it effects
Turn off / Disable swapping If your computer / laptop we have the memory 1 Gb or more, we can turn off the feature, called ubuntu swappinguntuk raise overall performance. This swapping values in the range 0 to 100. on the value of 100, the kernel will look for programs that are not active and going to his swapp out from the cache. How to disable this swapping is a way: open a terminal and type: gedit sudo / etc / sysctl.confscroll to the bottom of the file and enter the following line: vm.swappiness = 0 end by pressing the save & exit and reboot your computer to see the effects of the changes.
Enable / Enable Dual Core Processors By default Ubuntu does not enable Dual Core Processors, so the ability or performance of the computer becomes less maximal. In order for Ubuntu to enable the facility or feature Dual Core Processors, we must activate it manually. Do I open a terminal / konsole and type: sudo gedit / etc / init.d / rc. search papers concurrency = none. and when you've met, replace the value none to concurrency = shell, then click save & exit and reboot the computer to see the changes
Ubuntu Speeed Up Menus Do you feel a little slow computer response when we access the menu in Ubuntu? if yes, we can accelerate the loading menu by clicking Places -> Home Folder. Here we need to create a single file called. Gtkrc-2.0. way, right click on the free areas in the Home Folder and select Create Document -> Empty File and name / Rename with. gtkrc-2.0.Ingat, do not forget to give a period (.) in front of a gtkrc-2.0 which means that file later will be hidden. After that, click 2x on the file. Gtkrc-2.0 and enter the following command line: gtk-menu-popup-delay = 0 Finish by pressing the Save & Exit. You must Logout and login again to see the effect the changes. When was the value 0 too fast, we can replace it with a higher value such as 100. in the case of the writer tried, the authors get to set the ideal speed. gtkrc, 2.0 with a value of 100. And when it turns out you do not want this function because maybe, your computer may become unstable or shutdown button in the upper right corner of your computer to be trouble, you can freely delete the files. Gtkrc-2.0 to go back to the beginning of the previous setting. Beside above manual ways we can Accelerating Performance Tweaking Ubuntu or Ubuntu by using the software or application, search on google it must be a lot.