Net Llama! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My understanding is that with a threaded app, you're seeing the > multiple threads off of the same parent process. This can best be > illustrated using 'pstree'. Its not a lie at all, just an > interpretation.
Pstree tells me they're threaded. But what does it mean? Is/isn't Moz using gobs of memory (55+%)? > Looks like Opera does quite well. However, you can't ignore the fact > that you need to run about 10 other KDE related processes (which are > not specifically part of the Konqie proc) in order to fire up Konqie > in the first place. Add up all of their resource utilizations, and it > will most likely outdue Mozilla by far. True, but if you're running KDE anyway, it's a sunk cost. So Konq becomes very efficient in that sense. But, like Koffice, it's just not a real contender. > I've been exceptionally pleased with Mozilla, and i honestly don't use > any other browser for anything. That's what I'm trying to do also, and Moz seems like the *logical* choice. But this reasource issue shouldn't be ignored. > If you (or anyone else) suspects that the version of Mozilla that > you're running actually has a memory leak, you can easily test it. > Mozilla comes(the pre-compiled binaries, at least) with a built in > memory leak detector: > On the top menu, Debug -> Leak Detector I tried that a couple of different ways and got nothing. Neither on the cli or in the logs. Where does the output go? Michael _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list - http://linux-sxs.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-users Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Archives,and Digests are located at the above URL.
