I am looking at a ibook and a dell. Anyone know what which processor would be faster in compile times? I would be using my laptop for a lot of sw development, ie., comp. sci homework:) . I know that you can't directly compare clockspeeds across architectures, so just wondering if these two processors are comparable.
Also, is is possible to upgrade the cpu on laptops? iBooks? Dell inspirions?
It is nice to see Storm Linux finally get some credit. I believe the duke was right when he said they probably could have secured financial security if they had come into the scene 8 months before a tech slump. Storm did what Progeny is trying to do (1.5 yrs ago).
Its a great way to get into debian
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I am looking at a ibook and a dell. Anyone know what which processor would be faster in compile times? I would be using my laptop for a lot of sw development, ie., comp. sci homework :) . I know that you can't directly compare clockspeeds across architectures, so just wondering if these two processors are comparable.
Also, is is possible to upgrade the cpu on laptops? iBooks? Dell inspirions?
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It is nice to see Storm Linux finally get some credit. I believe the duke was right when he said they probably could have secured financial security if they had come into the scene 8 months before a tech slump. Storm did what Progeny is trying to do (1.5 yrs ago). Its a great way to get into debian