alan said: >What was interesting was that trying to kill PowerMail using the "Force >Quit Applications" window (cmd-opt-Esc) was very difficult. I had to kill >PowerMail 2 times in order to have the menus and windows disappear, but >then I would have to "kill" it many more times for the application to >really go away.
I have noticed this also problem with the Finder and find it odd that *any* process can take over the machine so much that enforced quitting is prevented. I have further noticed in Panther, that there's not an excess of VM in use and that there's both free RAM and CPU cycles. Everything works, but apps won't let themselves be killed. I think this is somewhat of an achievement on Apples behalf. How do they do it? PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD
