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[ILUG] Netscape (AAAARRRRGGHHH!)

[ILUG] Netscape (AAAARRRRGGHHH!)

Shane Dempsey sdempsey at iol.ie
Tue Aug 10 16:10:03 IST 1999


Well I have seen Netscape run to 202 Mb on my machine. I use kfm
on SUSE 6.1 , not sure what version of kde it is though ..
The space that I had available on the hard drive's main partition also 
seemed to drop when I ran Netscape and its mail program. 
I can't figure that out . Surely swap space would suffer and nothing else. 
Unless it goes uncompressing mail archives or files in its cache. 

	...shane 

On Tue, 10 Aug 1999, Rob Hill wrote:

> Netscape is currently using 178728Kb (Yes, that's right ~178M)of memory on this machine, with 1 (ONE!) browser window open, and the mail thingy open.
> Je*s*s Fu**ing Ch*i*t!!!!!

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