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I read on the KDE mailing list the following statement:
<snip>
-O3 is a bit slower than -O2 since it does extra optimizations. If you've
got a slow box (like me, K6 III 400) you might want to forgo -O3 and use
regular -O2.
</snip>
I'm on a K6 III 400, if i change the -O3 to -O2 in my /etc/make.conf , will
my system go faster? I noticed that KDE runs a little slower than on my
Redhat 7.1.... Please give me your thoughts?
Thanks!
Bart
PS is cvs.gentoo.org down? emerge rsync isn't working the whole day now....
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