Several performance enhancing patches to the kernel
All packages compiled specifically for the i686 against the latest and greatest of the gcc
All the binaries were 'stripped' (ie. all the debug symbols and other nonessential data are removed.) in order to create an even faster base system.
Prelinking
So I wonder - I've done all that on my gentoo-box.. then why should yoper be noticeably faster?
.. Besides the fact that I love Gentoo for various other reasons (no need to upgrade the whole system once in a while but rather gradual updates/ fine-grained control/ linux experience)..
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Well, actually ..
I think, factoring primes shouldn't be that hard. :)
Even if they're _really_ big
All packages compiled specifically for the i686 against the latest and greatest of the gcc
All the binaries were 'stripped' (ie. all the debug symbols and other nonessential data are removed.) in order to create an even faster base system.
Prelinking
So I wonder - I've done all that on my gentoo-box .. then why should yoper be noticeably faster?