James Stroud wrote: > > does Mac OS X ship with memory limits set by default? isn't that > > a single-user system? > > Dear original poster or whoever is interested in OS X: > > OS X is not a single user system. It is BSD based unix. And its [EMAIL > PROTECTED] > sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet! (Though I'm using only Linux right now :o/
Well, Apple's marketing materials contain no signs whatsoever that the systems Apple sells are designed for massive numbers of users, compared to systems from RedHat, Sun, HP, etc. (if you look at apple.com in this very moment, it talks a lot about "your mac" and "your desktop" and "your computer", not "the mac/desktop/computer you share with hundreds of other users"). So why would Apple insist on setting unusably low process limits, when the others don't? </F> -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
