I still prefer using 8.6 because, while it takes five minutes to boot, and feels sluggish with opening windows and such, it crashed far less often than 7.6, thus more than making up for the time it takes to boot. It just sleeps most of the time anyway, so the booting thing doesn't bother me.
Anyway, try SpeedDoubler!
I am actually surprised that 8.1 doesn't run faster than 7.6 on a 3400 with maxed-out RAM. I have tried them both on a 5300 and 8.1 always seemed more responsive to me, so I kept it there. I guess with the L2 cache, a 3400 can emulate old code faster than it can execute the code in 8.1.
I wonder how fast 7.6 runs on a Kanga G3? I bet it would laugh at it.
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