FYI - Those links are not configured for public viewing, or at least by myself with a Novell account which works for wikis and forums. Is interesting to me in light of an interesting presentation by Google at SCALE on the slab allocator which can be essential to a high performance server. My preliminary investigation (not far at all yet) is that openSUSE may support some kind of plugin to modify slabs? If so, that would be COOL and perhaps unique among all distros. Even if a plugin does not exist, just the fact that slabinfo exists looks promising. Tony On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 5:30 AM, James Mason <bear454@opensuse.org> wrote:

It was discussed briefly during the Marketing Hackweek that I should put together a few articles emphasizing that openSUSE is well suited to server use (and isn't just a desktop OS). Here's my first go, please review/edit/hack/delete as you feel is appropriate ;)

http://news.opensuse.org/?p=7229&preview=true http://news.opensuse.org/wp-admin/post.php?post=7229&action=edit

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