> On Friday 30 August 2002 11:33 am, David Fraser wrote:
> > I am now using KDE as my default shell under Windows.
> > Thanks to everyone for the effort - it's so much nicer than explorer :-)
> > I thought it would be nice to have a page on the web site explaining how
> > to do it,
> > and indicating status as more integration gets done...
> > basically this is what I did (this is for Windows 2000 but should be
> > portable to others):
> >
> I am intrigued by this but I do have some reservations.  How much horsepower
> does your PC have? What is your performance like versus with explorer and
> running X within that? Do you use Konqueror for web browsing, or are you
> switching to a Windows application?  I really like being able to use
> Konqueror now that SSL works, but unfortunately it seems to have a fairly
> sizeable memory leak.  That or the X server does and Konqueror just makes it
> balloon.

Are you able to identify which process have this memory leak ?

if you have no tool you can use pslist from www.sysinternals.com.
With the following script you can follow the memory usage of any process:

COUNTS=`gawk '{ for(i=0; i < MAX; i++) print i;}' MAX=1000 /bin/true`; \
for i in $COUNTS; do \
	mv /tmp/pslist.log /tmp/pslist.log.old; \
	/download/sysinternals.com/pslist.exe | gawk ' $0 !~ /pslist/ { print $1 "\t"
$6 } ' >/tmp/pslist.log;  \
	echo "------------------------------------"; \
	diff  /tmp/pslist.log.old /tmp/pslist.log; \
done

Perhaps that helps

Ralf


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