试试中文支持如何，第一篇blog留下记号

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So I noticed my places.sqlite has grown to over 80M. Since Firefox 3 thats where things like bookmarks are stored. I guess favicons are stored in that same database. At any rate I am very tab happy. I have to control myself and about once every 2 weeks or so I have to sit down and close out a bunch of tabs. Its not uncommon for me to have 90ish tabs open. Boy firefox gets sluggish. Anyway you can perform a bit of maintenance on your firefox databases. I saw a significant speed improvement when opening firefox as well as opening new tabs after doing this. You have to close all firefox instances that are using the profile and it might be a good idea to just backup your profile before you do this but its pretty safe.

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Nice new look to the site  

Hi,This is my first blog on linux.com.

my twitter is  http://twitter.com/jackweicn

I'm from China 

Linux.comリニューアルおめでとう！　日本語でも大丈夫かな？

Congratulations!

Hello Friends,

I am Kunal and this is my first blog post at Linux.com.

My Wordpress blog:  http://bharatikunal.wordpress.com

 My Twitter Profile: http://twitter.com/kunalbharati

Will be posting more soon.

 Thanx

...to all those who worked on Linux.com.    It was a lot of work, but what's there looks great!

Wow.  We are getting a new user on Linux.com every minute since we launched. My e-mail box is overflowing with great ideas about how to improve the site.   Of course the best way to make the site great is to have great people here and from the looks of things we are off to a solid start.   

For all of you LUGS and folks who created groups, make sure you use the "invite friends" function in the friends menu in your profile.   You can easily import your contacts using a variety of tools and help us make the Linux community even stronger.   

 My favorite quote of the day comes from Dirk Hohndel; "Linux.com - Facebook for geeks."   Said with true geek pride.  

 I look forward to hearing all about Linux news, events, and ideas from all over the world.   Thanks to everyone for helping the new Linux.com get off to a great start. 

Linuxcon is just around the corner on September 21-23 in Portland.  

 If we can get enough people together in the Bay Area I was thinking of chartering a bus to take us from San Francisco to Portland and we could all split the cost.

 What say you all?  Linux road trip anyone?