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    gnome slow performance on 64bit server editions

    Hi,
    I have some powerfull servers (HP and IBM with xeon core quad processors and 4gb of ram), I have installed the amd64- 9.04 server edition on them,then installed the ubuntu-desktop on them, but the desktop environment runs really slow! I have disabled all the visual effects,they are performing even slower than my core duo laptop. does any one know what would be the problem?
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    Re: gnome slow performance on 64bit server editions

    From what I hear, you don't need the GUI on server, in fact it only slows it down. Could it be that whatever your computer is "serving" is bogging down the computer? Also, I know that people who install KDE on Ubuntu (Which has GNOME as the default) have much more trouble with it than if they simply installed Kubuntu. So, if you wish to use GNOME, perhaps you should just install the desktop version of Ubuntu and see if that works better?
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    Re: gnome slow performance on 64bit server editions

    Quote Originally Posted by lukjad007 View Post
    From what I hear, you don't need the GUI on server, in fact it only slows it down. Could it be that whatever your computer is "serving" is bogging down the computer? Also, I know that people who install KDE on Ubuntu (Which has GNOME as the default) have much more trouble with it than if they simply installed Kubuntu. So, if you wish to use GNOME, perhaps you should just install the desktop version of Ubuntu and see if that works better?
    you may be right, I think the server edition is not going to run gnome better than this; as I have only servers at work, I have to install gnome on one of the servers to use it as a desktop pc; thank you for your reply

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