September

10 Ok... Ubuntu is (by the moment) out of cucusa, the reason.. well I tought that using a 64 bits processor will speed up my experience, I wonder firefox and evolution opening in just 1 second :-P, naaa, but It's suppossed that using a OS at least compiled/optimized for amd64 shoud run faster that Slackware, compiled and "optimized" for i486.
I guess that happen, but with ubuntu that is not the real life. The reason: Ubuntu uses a lot of memory. I check my memory state after bootting and it was using at least 180Mb!!!. and that was at booting (gnome and session already started), and in this time using ubuntu I feel like when I had voladora, I mean, I had 60% memory used by active programs and 38% by cach??????©, and having Evolution, Firefox, gaim, xchat and some terminals opened I had that and 50% of my swap used. So, more or less 250 Mb where used by active programs (and 50% swap)!! That, for me, is too much!.
With Slackware I have Gnome with all my session openen for less than 100 Mb, and with evolution, gaim, and everything else with 250 Mb, but, with no swap used. Well, that is nice for me, because the system doesn't have to deal a lot with read/write in swap, and then it is faster.
I feel Slackware faster than ubuntu linux, until ubuntu linux team fixes the memory leak in their system.