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I found a very fast, AMD optimized, Deep Park build for linux, so i create a small pkgbuild for it.
pkgname=swiftfox
pkgver=1.0+
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc="Standalone web browser from mozilla.org, optimized for Duron, Athlon XP and Sempron CPU's"
depends=('gtk2' 'libidl2' 'zip')
conflicts=('mozilla-firefox')
url="http://www.getswiftfox.com/"
source=(http://getswiftfox.com/builds/trunk/swiftfox.en-US.linux-athlon-xp.tar.bz2)
build(){
#Create install dirs
mkdir $startdir/pkg/opt/
mkdir $startdir/pkg/sbin/
#Move swiftfox to firefox directory
mv $startdir/src/swiftfox $startdir/pkg/opt/firefox
#Create symbolic links
cd $startdir/pkg/sbin
ln -s /opt/firefox/firefox firefox
}
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I found a very fast, AMD optimized, Deep Park build for linux, so i create a small pkgbuild for it.
so, can you benchmark it against the current arch firefox...
I highly doubt you're going to see anything over 1 to 2 tenths of a second performance difference
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Can't you just use ABS to recompile whatever you need with specific optimizations?
~Peter~
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looks like swiftfox is just compiling the trunk with -O3, -march=athlon-xp, SSE, MMX, and 3dnow
PS. I bet he could squeeze a few more google ads on his page if he tried..
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looks like swiftfox is just compiling the trunk with -O3, -march=athlon-xp, SSE, MMX, and 3dnow
yeah, check the mozconfig for all the settings too - doesn't look that special it's just binary (firefox takes so long to compile)
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Can't you just use ABS to recompile whatever you need with specific optimizations?
yeah, and if you use srcpac it will rebuild from src on a pacman update too (!!) - srcpac remembers what was built from src
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hmm.. i think i'll stick with arch packaged firefox. seems like it's plenty fast on my Athlon XP 3200+.
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