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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Bug#6613: Memory
From:       David Faure <david () mandrakesoft ! com>
Date:       2000-07-23 17:35:33
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Hello,

Which version of KDE are you talking about ?

This was rewritten in KDE 1.9x (betas of KDE 2.0) and now only the current 
tar file is kept in memory.

On Sun, 23 Jul 2000, Ashok Marudanayakam wrote :
>Package : Kernel 2.2.14-4
>
>I have 128MB RAM in my machine. after I login the
>memory is as follows
>
>Total Memory	:	123 MB
>Free Memory 	:	 61 MB
>Shared Memory	:	 57 MB
>Buffer Memory 	:	  4 MB
>
>After exploding 10 or more tar files (size 120MB)
>the memory status is follows
>
>Total Memory 	:	123 MB
>Free Memory	:	  2 MB
>Shared Memory	:	  5 MB
>Buffer Memory	:	 32 MB
>
>That time there is no X-windows are open. The problem
>is where all the memory is gone?
>The simple "ls -xl" command take minutes to display
>the files list. I have 400MHZ AMD K6-2 Processor.
>
>I think after you close all the x-windows the kernel
>is
>not releasing the Memory to other Applications.
>I was using Open Linux V2.4 (Caldera systems).
>
>Thanks,
>Ashok.
>
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