Submit Response is a weblog by Jack Mottram, a journalist who lives in Glasgow, Scotland. There are 1308 posts in the archives. You can subscribe to a feed. This post was made on and belongs in the mac category. The previous post was BBC7, and the next post is More Interviews.

Pipelining in Chimera

No, I don’t know what HTTP 1.1 pipelining is either, but if you add

user_pref(“network.http.pipelining”, true);
user_pref(“network.http.proxy.pipelining”, true);

to the preferences file then the browser speeds up a fair bit. The preferences file is to be found at ~/Library > Application Support > Chimera > profiles > default > [random].slt -> prefs.js

[Thank you, Mac OS X Hints]

Also, iPulse for OS X is worth a look. It prettily displays the following:

CPU activity (single and dual)
System load
Network activity
Memory activity and usage
Disk usage
Current time and date

Posted at 8pm on 18/11/02 by Jack Mottram to the mac category.
Permalink · Add to del.icio.us

Comments are closed

Comments are currently closed on this entry.

Comments are closed.

Submit Response