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List:       redhat-list
Subject:    Re: KDE Performance
From:       Tom Smith <tom () openadventures ! org>
Date:       2003-05-15 18:58:03
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Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:

>> I don't even think KDE takes up that much RAM on my comp, but I could 
>> be wrong (how would I find out?). 
>
Once KDE is loaded, start a terminal session and run "top -sd1 -i"--this 
will show running processes, RAM usage, etc. The forth line down will 
show "mem" statistics.

One other thing that FreeBSD's KDE distro has is a "Desktop Wizard". 
This allows you to configure KDE features to your system--that is, if 
you system is _sloooowwww_ you can tell KDE not to use certain features 
and thus improve it's performance on slow machines. I have yet to find 
this feature in RH's KDE.

If Redhat removed it from the menu there should be a way to start it 
from the command line--I just haven't found it yet.



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