I checked and assistive technology is disabled already.
Thanks for the suggestions, though.
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I have the latest pan on Ubuntu 10.10 but it does not have a "Filters"
thingy on the menu line.
Don't I need that to make a "kill" file or is there another way?
Thanks.
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2011, Lacrocivious Acrophosist wrote:
> Petr Kovar writes:
>
>> Meanwhile, I rolled some preliminary tarballs, so anyone interested
>> can test it out:
>>
>> http://pknbe.users.sourceforge.net/pan/
>>
>> The code is based on K. Haley's work from the integration branch
>> (as of
Alan Meyer posted on Thu, 27 Jan 2011 12:43:15 -0800 as excerpted:
> eo List wrote:
>
>>I'm running 64bit Ubuntu and when I start pan, the memory usage
>>increases regularly until it hits up to 98% if physical memory and about
>>50% of swap; all
>
>>up about 6GB.
>>
>>Is there a way of reducing
Thanks for the quick reply.
The groups are mainly binary and have a large number of articles as the
provider does remove articles only after a few years.
I'm happy to wait when I start pan for it to update, it would be nice
though if I could carry out doing other things in the meantime (which I
Leo List wrote:
>I'm running 64bit Ubuntu and when I start pan, the memory usage increases
>regularly until it hits up to 98% if physical memory and about 50% of swap;
>all
>up about 6GB.
>
>Is there a way of reducing/controlling this
This is probably a red herring but it's worth a try.
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