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Mar 09 09:00:23 <Frank__L> has anyone noticed whether apt-get uses more resources on wheezy than on squeeze?
Mar 09 09:00:35 <Frank__L> I get really lousy performance on my nslu2 since upgrading
Mar 09 09:52:17 <Frank__L> I guess the question is if there is a more light-weight alternative to apt-get?
Mar 09 12:14:14 <HRH_H_Crab> Frank__L: i dont think so.
Mar 09 12:22:52 <Frank__L> have you seen the same behaviour or apt-get in wheezy?
Mar 09 13:01:55 <HRH_H_Crab> im still on squeeze
Mar 09 13:03:23 <HRH_H_Crab> i used to have a slug on unstable but it was, well, unstable.
Mar 09 14:10:36 <Frank__L> well better stick to squeeze
Mar 09 14:10:56 <Frank__L> installing a 750KB package takes 12 minutes with dpkg -i
Mar 09 14:10:58 <Frank__L> same for apt-get
Mar 09 14:17:00 <Frank__L> and that's with 13MB in use by other processes before I launch apt-get/dpkg
Mar 09 14:50:14 <mwester> Debian isn't really suitable for 32MB systems; the wonder is that apt-get works at all, and one shouldn't really be worried about the speed!
Mar 09 15:04:05 <Frank__L> I'm happy it works. Just worried about the direction apt-get and dpkg are going with wheezy compared to squeeze
Mar 09 15:09:28 <Frank__L> is anyone aware of audio decoding libraries that are integer only, other than libmad?
Mar 09 15:09:50 <Frank__L> I'm trying to use my NSLU2 as an audioplayer, and for mp2/mp3 it works great
Mar 09 15:10:11 <Frank__L> but ogg/wma/aac is all too much for it
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