Ubuntu does not come with a graphical tool to disable services. The Boot-Up-Manager (BUM) is the most comprehensive and user-friendly tool for Ubuntu.
Follow these Steps to Install Boot-Up- Manager
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Go to Applications > Add and Remove Applications
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The Add/Remove Applications window is shown. Search for boot in the search text box. Check Boot-Up-Manager and click on OK to install.
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Click on Apply in confirmation popup. Boot-Up-Manager is installed successfully.
Disable the services for better performance tunning
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Go to System > Adminstration > BootUp-Manager
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Boot-Up-Manager window is shown. Check Advanced check box, and select tab Startup and shutdown scripts
Disabling the below listed scripts doesn't disturb your PC
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ntpdate: a utility that updates the system clock on each reboot.
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pcmcia: used only with laptops if one has PCMCIA cards.
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ppp: point-to-point protocol used only if you have a modem. Disabled the built-in modem in my desktop and only use a network interface card.
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powernowd: Use an AMD processor with Ubuntu and this service does not work with AMD.
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rsync: a utility that provides fast incremental file transfer if you wish to mirror or back up data.
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fetchmail: a utility to retrieve and forward mail and act as a gateway to smtp. If you are a Linux groupware client, do not use this utility.
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postfix: a mail transfer agent similar to sendmail. Use a mail server from my ISP and our company domain.
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