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[CLUG] Mandrake 8.1, beta 3 mini review

[CLUG] Mandrake 8.1, beta 3 mini review

Eamon Skelton nospam at oceanfree.net
Tue Sep 18 20:38:50 IST 2001


On Tuesday 18 September 2001 10:22, Oleg Rasskazov wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Can anyone who saw M8.1 beta comment memory requirements for kde2.2? (It
> seems that i am too lazy to install M8.1b myself :( ). When I switched from
> M7.2 to M8.0 one of the drawbacks was that KDE2.0 eats 30+ megabytes of
> free memory. Sometimes several windows of konqueror make 128M RAM PC
> extremely slow due to disk swapping.
>
> What is the story with KDE2.2? Does it need more than KDE2.0?
>
> Oleg Rasskazov

KDE 2.2 works well on my 96MB PII machine.  At the moment, 
I'm running Linux, XF86 4.1, KDE 2.2 and Kmail to send this 
message. Memory usage is 39580K.  My memory usage is 
a bit lower than average because I have no mail, web 
or ftp server.

I would expect KDE 2.2 to be slow with 32MB, good with 64MB, 
great with 128MB.

KDE 2.2 is definitely faster than 2.0 or 2.1.  Konqueror is much 
faster at displaying directories with a lot of files.  Have a look 
in /dev/ and you will see what I mean - 1.5 seconds with 2.2, 
a lot longer with 2.1.

KDE 2.2.1 is already on ftp.kde.org 

Ski.


-- 
Linux 2.4.9




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