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Hadron Quark wrote:
>> I run KDE (SUSE 9.3) with just 256 MB or RAM. Most of the time, only
>> three quarters of the RAM is being used. No disk space either (I
>> always see the meters at the bottom).
>
> Wow. Linux is using magical pixie dust memory now. Is there nothing it
> cant do? I bet your 20048x1640 desktop only uses 16k in 24 bit depth
> too.
Look, I also run the latest KDE with moderate amounts of eye-candy on
two machines with only 256 MB of RAM. They're also both running ssh,
mail, and web servers in the background, yet swap is rarely (if ever)
touched (current usage is 120 MB, even with the memory hog,
Einstein@Home, running). Desktop resolution is 1280x1024. Perhaps you
should actually *try* it before dismissing it so foolishly.
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