On Nov 27 2000, Jeronimo Pellegrini wrote:
[X 4 taking 80+MB of resident memory]
> Why Does that happen? I never saw that sort of thing before (maybe
> because I never had so much memory -- I bought more 64 Mb RAM some
> days ago...)
Hi there, J.
I've noticed the same situation here. Either X 4 is really
memory hungry (and this makes Linux swap a lot) or there are
some very bad memory leaks that should be audited.
Too bad that I'm sooo ignorant that I don't undestand X's
code. Otherwise, I'd at least try to help a little bit... :-(
[]s, Roger...
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