On Fri, Jan 07, 2000 at 10:58:58AM -0500, Brian J. Stults wrote:
> Yes, I've noticed the same. When I do a "ps aux", I get staroffice
> using 236MB of memory. It's certainly not true. What I actually get is
> 7 instances of staroffice using 33.7MB each. I've been assuming that
> this really ind
Yes, I've noticed the same. When I do a "ps aux", I get staroffice
using 236MB of memory. It's certainly not true. What I actually get is
7 instances of staroffice using 33.7MB each. I've been assuming that
this really indicates it's using 33.7MB total. That still means
staroffice is a hog, bu
you sure you did not read that incorrectly? lcdproc and gtop and virtualy
every other program gets its processing info from the same place, biggest
program ive seen is E, on a freshly installed SuSe 6.3 machine it
sometimes took over 220MB of memory.
nate
On Thu, 6 Jan 2000, Aaron Solochek wrote
I was checking gtop today to see how much memory was going to various
things, and staroffice was reported as using 500+ megs. Now, I did just
upgrade to 512mb of ram, but I have like 200megs of other things in
memory, so this didn't make much sense. Also, LCDProc (A program to
display system inf
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