Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 27th Aug 2007 15:57 UTC, submitted by luna6
"This article will briefly discuss the new features found within Gutsy Gibbon and hopefully give you a better idea of what to expect when the final version of Gutsy Gibbons is released in October. Some of the more notable new features are a Graphical Configuration tool for X, improvements in plug-in handling for Mozilla Firefox, revamped printing system with PDF printing by default, fast user switching, new desktop search (Tracker) application and the new AppArmor security framework."
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You can use a PHP CMS to spit out cached static versions of the home page. There is often no need for a page to be running PHP every call just because other parts of the site use PHP, it's bad design for high loads.
Also, you can use templating and then cache the dynamic sub-templates so that your page is only being changed when actual data changes rather than having to hit the database every single refresh, when the actual text only ever changes once a month.
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2007-01-18
"Using static .html documents instead of painful .php scripts will practically eliminate CPU usage."
I liked this one. Let's all go back to static pages. Who needs dynamic content anyway.