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Re: [opensuse-wiki] openSUSE web site for low end network
- From: houghi <houghi@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2006 00:54:37 +0200
- Message-id: <20060803225437.GB12470@penne>
On Thu, Aug 03, 2006 at 10:45:49PM +0200, jdd wrote:
> however I effectively tried to read the wiki from this 56k
> line and was unable to do so. I have yet to investigate
> where is the bottleneck. the html given by mediawiki is
> quite awfull, and page size (around 15-20 kbytes) are pretty
> large, but I'm unsure this is sufficient to give the bad
> result I had.
My thought would be more that there was a connection problem. Modems
retrain after some while and what they do is get connected at a lower
speed.
The fastest I was ever connected was 54K with a 56K modem. I coud keep
that up for aboyt 5 minutes. After that the modem retrained and even
though there still was a physical connection, data droped to 0.
52K was possible for a long time. When I moved, my maximum connection was
40K and on dry days 42K. This after some tweaking on my modem.
I have seen modems go slow because of many several reasons.
That said, if there would be a 'printable' css that would filter out the
left and top column, en.opensuse.org would go from 18220 to 11530 bytes.
Cleaning it up even more would also be possible.
On a larger page (e.g. Making_a_DVD_from_CDs with 35k) the difference will
be much less, unless you are willing to remove a LOT of layout.
Now this all does not mean that there can not be any speed improvement:
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
A nice page that shows how fast things download and also pinpoints the
main problem to the css files that are way too large compared to the rest.
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> however I effectively tried to read the wiki from this 56k
> line and was unable to do so. I have yet to investigate
> where is the bottleneck. the html given by mediawiki is
> quite awfull, and page size (around 15-20 kbytes) are pretty
> large, but I'm unsure this is sufficient to give the bad
> result I had.
My thought would be more that there was a connection problem. Modems
retrain after some while and what they do is get connected at a lower
speed.
The fastest I was ever connected was 54K with a 56K modem. I coud keep
that up for aboyt 5 minutes. After that the modem retrained and even
though there still was a physical connection, data droped to 0.
52K was possible for a long time. When I moved, my maximum connection was
40K and on dry days 42K. This after some tweaking on my modem.
I have seen modems go slow because of many several reasons.
That said, if there would be a 'printable' css that would filter out the
left and top column, en.opensuse.org would go from 18220 to 11530 bytes.
Cleaning it up even more would also be possible.
On a larger page (e.g. Making_a_DVD_from_CDs with 35k) the difference will
be much less, unless you are willing to remove a LOT of layout.
Now this all does not mean that there can not be any speed improvement:
http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
A nice page that shows how fast things download and also pinpoints the
main problem to the css files that are way too large compared to the rest.
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