chances are the memory is being used in "buffers" or "cache" which will be
freed when it is needed, it is also possible that staroffice leaves a
zombine process behind, check the process list. Or use 'top' and sort by
memory usage (the 'M' key) to see whats using memory.
nate
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000
When I start StarOffice it sucks up a bunch of memory, no surprise.
Then when I close it, memory usage does not go back down to the level it
was at before StarOffice started. I assume this means that all the
memory is not being released back into the unallocated pool even though
it should be. Is
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