Sundance wrote:
I heard nealbirch said:


It's not just kde, I use window maker now ( I do have kde installed thought) and have the same problem with GL. I use a nvidia card, btw


IIRC, the NVidia drivers are known to leak memory at every turn. You
 may want to try to take the X session down, rmmod the NVidia kernel
 driver, reload it and restart X. It may help.

This being said, I think I have noticed that KDE is a little snappier
when, after it has run for a couple weeks straight, I restart it. There might be some memory leak in it as well, for all I know.

Ok, I will try that. The problem is that once the display is hosed, I have to ssh in to kill it. I can start an x session remotely, btw, but killing that session still leaves the display all fsked up. I will see if it frees up the memory later today after another session of nwn.

At least it's not hard to duplicate. I will look at the nvidia site
later and see if there are any reports there, which I haven't done yet.

I promised to help take down the christmas tree first, though... lol

Neal
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"To announce there must be no criticism of the president, or that we
are to stand by the president, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic
and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."
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