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Monthly Archives: December 2005
Speeding up NewsBruiser – Initial results
Switched to the hotshot profiler instead of profile. The hotshot profile is better than profile. Made two changes, one to delay reading a notebooks configuration until something actually needs something out of it. Second change is storing the order of … Continue reading
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More on ResourceAbuser
Yesterday I did an initial investigation to find out why NewsBruiser (software behind blogs.gnome.org) is so slow. Put a copy of blogs.gnome.org on my machine so I can hack it without breaking stuff. Did a profile of NewsBruiser as it … Continue reading
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Slow bugzilla.gnome.org
Getting annoyed with bugzilla.gnome.org being slow. The server hosting Bugzilla also hosts almost all of the *.gnome.org websites and anoncvs. One known problem is blogs.gnome.org (aka NewsBruiser). That software is very resource intensive. The Nautilus Search blog post by alexl … Continue reading
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iCalendar on b.g.o now supports priority
Bugzilla didn’t want priority in the iCalendar as the priority fields are configurable. This would break iCalendar. At the request of William Jon McCann (who originally wrote the iCalendar for Bugzilla) I added the priority to bugzilla.gnome.org with as result: … Continue reading
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