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List:       kde-user
Subject:    Re: Memory Leaks ?
From:       dfox () m206-157 ! dsl ! tsoft ! com (David E !  Fox)
Date:       2001-05-22 4:24:44
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> Mine's at 20:47, and I installed the latest NVidia kernel modules about 4
> hours ago (including a reboot of my system).

You both are using nvidia, then? Maybe that's the issue. I've got a Matrox
G450, 16 meg of RAM, and I'm running X at 1024x768, 24/32 bit color 
depth. In my experience, although I've run at slightly larger x/y
resolutions, I haven't tried running at 1600x1200 yet, but that really
shouldn't contribute a whole lot to the size of the X process. 

My system has been up for a bit longer:

100     0 26243 26242   9   0 52740 21120 fasync S   ?        117:13 /usr/bin/X1

  9:22pm  up 22 days, 21:59,  6 users,  load average: 4.06, 3.79, 3.41

setiathome,genomeathome,dnetc ruhning plus Gnome / compiling kdelibs. 

I haven't seen bigger memory footprints for X in KDe either. (Recently I've
been running gnome waiting for bleeding edge kde to stabilize.)

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