David Murray wrote:
> Maybe 64Mb is the new "standard" for *new* machienes. However, there are
> many, many computers out there with "old" standard amounts of memory -
> and these machienes are not *that* old that they should be scrapped -
> especially seeing that they do everything perfectly well except to deal
> with Mozilla Memory Hog!
Well I can assure that it is the new "standard" on new
machines. And I should have mentioned older machines in my
previous message.
> IF N4.x can run perfectly well on a 32MB machiene, and IF it can run on
> an 8mb machiene (albeit really slow) then N6 should be able to do the
> same - because it's doing the very same task!
Mozilla/NS6 is a nearly complete and ambitious rewrite of
the code from the ground up, so even though they are both
browsers, there isn't that much more in common between
Netscape 4.x and Mozilla/NS6. I guess you can say that this
is the growing pains of development with the new code. But
as I stated, in time memory issues will be addressed.
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Alex <:3)~~
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