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| − | = Things to Do after Installing Kubuntu 14.04 =
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| − | * Make the Grub bootloader accessible. <br/> Otherwise, if you ever to need access to the bootloader, it will be too late. <br/> Install package ''kde-config-grub2'' and you can configure it with the mouse under ''System Settings'', ''Startup and Shutdown'', ''GRUB2 Bootloader''. Choose "Automatically boot..." after 1 second, so that you have 1 second to press the arrow down key (for example) and stop the boot process. <br/> Or manually: edit ''/etc/default/grub'', add ''GRUB_TIMEOUT=1'', comment out ''GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT'', run ''sudo update-grub2''. <br/> You may also want to remove kernel options ''quiet'' and ''splash'' in order to see the boot messages.
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| − | * Get some disk performance back. <br/> Edit ''/etc/fstab'' and add options "noatime,commit=30" to your filesystems.
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| − | * Disable unnecessary indexers:
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| − | ** KDE Baloo (formerly ''Nepomuk''). Go to ''System Settings'', ''Desktop Search'', and add your ''home'' folder, which acts as an indication to turn the indexer off.
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| − | ** Akonadi. Go to ''System Settings'', ''Personal Information'', stop the service.
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| − | ** ''updatedb'' / ''locate'' database. See [https://github.com/rdiez/Tools/tree/master/MlocateConflictingPackage mlocate conflicting package].
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| − | * Add ''pavucontrol'' (PulseAudio Volume Control) to your favourites.
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| − | == For PCs with only 512 MiB RAM ==
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| − | 512 MiB of RAM is too little nowadays for Ubuntu-based system. Starting the package manager is already a heavy load for such a computer. Here is some suggestions:
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| − | * Get rid of ''apt-xapian-index'', see [https://github.com/rdiez/Tools/tree/master/FakeReplacementForAptXapianIndex Fake Replacement for Debian Package apt-xapian-index]
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| − | * Prevent unexpected system updates. <br/> Unexpected package manager activity in the background can render your PC unresponsive for a long time. Configure the system updates to check less often (weekly or every fortnight) and disable automatic installation.
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| − | * Switch to a lightweight Web browser like [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midori_%28web_browser%29 Midori]. <br/> You will lose some comfort, and some pages will not display properly, but Firefox and Chromium are just too heavy.
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| − | * Move your swap partition to another drive.
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| − | ** If you have more than one drive, move the swap partition or file to the least-busy disk.
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| − | ** Try swapping to a USB stick.
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| − | ** If the computer has a memory card reader, you could use a fast memory card as the main swap drive.
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| − | ** If your video card has a lot of memory, some people have managed to [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Swap_on_video_ram use some of it as a swap device].
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| − | ** Try [[Benutzer:Rdiez/Linux_zram|swapping to zram]]. It made things worse for me, but your mileage may vary.
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| − | * Switch to a lightweight Linux distribution. <br/> Xubuntu or Lubuntu will not bring much. You could try [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puppy_Linux Puppy Linux].
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