Improve Ruby on Rails Performance Windows 7 -

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I am following Ruby on the development of railways but I am using windows to run rake and rail works. Very slow but I have heard that it is quite unlike on Linux

I am using a netbook for development (Acer Aspire One 722) and using VirtualBox to run Ubuntu. Even doing the whole dual boot things is not an option because I go into serious processor load balancing and heating issues, which are not really the luxury of the time to troubleshoot.

What I would like to know: Can I set up anything or the setting that I can change will give me speed like Linux when displaying these rakes and rail works on Windows 7?

I have heard that Sigwin and Mingav are "Linux emulators", is there any way I can take advantage of them?

I am developing a composite of Windows 7, Mac OS X, and Ubuntu Linux and my experience It is that the native windows are the slowest rail environment, I have got Linux under VM, not so bad, but it is clearly out of the picture for you.

  • Windows 7 on my i7 / 16GB raid is slower than my 3-year MacBook running OSX
  • Once you have the server running on top and windows It is not very slow, but as you mention any rack work, it takes a very long time
  • Ruby is much faster than 1.9 1.8
  • Windows Ubuntu below a virtual machine is much faster than the palette on windows
  • Mac OSX Lin Speed ​​runs faster than X
  • Sigwin is only Ruby 1.8, so you have to compile 1.9 yourself If you want a good speed, even after doing this, I still have to use normal non-signin windows No speed has accelerated compared to the installation of.

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