It also means you will have to sit beside your computer and press the enter key to boot into Ubuntu as soon as possible. The grub gives you 10 seconds to change between dual boot OS or to go in recovery etc. I have used these tweaks with the latest Ubuntu version (at the time of updating this), but I believe that the same can be used in other Ubuntu-based distributions and flavours. All of them add up a little to give you a smoother, quicker, and faster Ubuntu. You can choose to follow all or some of it. Here I have listed various small tweaks along with some suggestions for best practices that can help you speed up Ubuntu a little. So, to ensure a fast-performing system, you will have to manage several aspects of your Linux distribution.
It is not rocket science, but as you continue using a system, installing apps, and carrying out several tasks, affects your system resources in one way or the other.
You may have a computer with a basic configuration and might have installed numerous applications which are eating up resources at boot time. In this article, we shall see several tweaks and tips to make Ubuntu run faster.īefore we see how to improve overall system performance in Ubuntu, first let’s ponder on why the system gets slower over time. You might have experienced that the system starts running slow after using Ubuntu for some time.
Tips here are valid for most versions of Ubuntu and can also be applied in Linux Mint and other Ubuntu based distributions. I think its still possible to go a bit further and eliminate the X dependency entirely.Brief: Some practical tips to speed up Ubuntu Linux. Thanks for the links, they were quite helpful! So, I appreciate anyone who knows any driver related workaround on this subject and post it here. I had to make some changes on the provided script to make it work, and also added an option to set whatever speed you like when calling the program. This script doesn’t auto-adjusts speeds according to temperature over time, but it allows to have fans at a given fixed speed without an active X server. I found the solution on another forum and, as ubuntuaddicted pointed, it involves running an X server to set speed and maintain a nvidia-smi log to keep a GPU context, so the settings are preserved.
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