Plus eleven. "If you aren't doing anything wrong", and, quite importantly, when our Gov. doesn't appear to be doing anything wrong, then what's the problem? I'm betting my systems aren't infected with this stuff; In fact, rather disappointingly, if most of us got the chance to ask some spook in-the-know if we were a target of any suspicion, most likely the answer would be 'no, you're boring'.
Well I use something calle Unity, not this "GNOME" of which you speak. Desktops have always been on shifting sands, but I'm pretty sure we're not about to plunge back into Winidows 3.x.
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Plus eleven. "If you aren't doing anything wrong", and, quite importantly, when our Gov. doesn't appear to be doing anything wrong, then what's the problem? I'm betting my systems aren't infected with this stuff; In fact, rather disappointingly, if most of us got the chance to ask some spook in-the-know if we were a target of any suspicion, most likely the answer would be 'no, you're boring'.
Go forth and read the "friendly" manuals, /SERIOUSLY/!
Save yourself the extra write and extra opportunity for something to go wrong: disable the journal. worth considering in any case: http://pentabular.wordpress.com/ext4-on-laptop-ssd/
..have a tendency to degrade and fail over time.
Quoted from Terry Gou
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/966744/comments/258
Well I use something calle Unity, not this "GNOME" of which you speak. Desktops have always been on shifting sands, but I'm pretty sure we're not about to plunge back into Winidows 3.x.
dbench, lmbench, bonnie/++ and badblocks monitoring with smartmontools, blktrace, and seekwatcher