On Wednesday 19 January 2005 09:09, Duncan Lithgow wrote: > G. Roderick Singleton wrote: > >On Wed, 2005-01-19 at 16:52 +0100, Duncan Lithgow wrote: > >>>No Duncan - that's in no way normal.... I don't know why that would > >>>do that... > >>> > >>>What OS are you using (Windows XP, Windows 98, Red Hat Linux 9.1, Mac > >>>OS X?)? > >> > >>Linux Fedora Core 3 > > > >Hmm, I have seen this problem with 1.9 but it has been corrected in m7x. > >Since you are using the Fedora rpms and have recently updated, I would > >suggest that you might want to try 1.1.4 from www.openoffice.org and > >install it. I suspect the Fedora rpms as they are included in > >OpenOffice.org QA. > > > >>>What version of OpenOffice.org are you using? (1.0.3, 1.1.4, > >>>1.9.65mr68?)? > >> > >>Ooo 1.1.2-11.5.fc3 > >>(latest available from fc3 repositories - I've just uninstalled and done > >>a fresh install to be sure - didn't help.) > >> > >>>Did you just get OOo or have you been using it a while? Did you > >>>recently upgrade your OS or OOo? Do other applications cause similar > >>>memory usage? > >> > >>Used it a fair bit on and off - never noticed this problem before. > >> > >>What really sends it over the top is when i right click on misspelled > >> words. > >> > >> > >> > >> > >>--------------------------------------------------------------------- > >>To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >>For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > This seems to be a Fedora Core 3 specific problem. Bug has been filled at: > https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/long_list.cgi?buglist=138993 > > Well spotted Nico - there are too many dictionaries running. Partial fix > seems to be to locate dictionary.lst. After doing that my mem use > settles at 350MB. Here's what my file contained... > > DICT bg BG bg_BG > DICT ca ES ca_ES > DICT da DK da_DK > DICT de AT de_AT > DICT de CH de_CH > DICT de DE de_DE > DICT el GR el_GR > DICT en AU en_AU > DICT en CA en_CA > DICT en GB en_GB > DICT en NZ en_NZ > DICT en US en_US > DICT es ES es_ES > DICT es MX es_MX > DICT fr FR fr_FR > DICT hr HR hr_HR > DICT hu HU hu_HU > DICT it IT it_IT > DICT la LA la_LA > DICT nb NO nb_NO > DICT nl NL nl_NL > DICT nn NO nn_NO > DICT pl PL pl_PL > DICT pt BR pt_BR > DICT pt PT pt_PT > DICT ru RU ru_RU > DICT sk SK sk_SK > DICT sl SI sl_SI > DICT sv SE sv_SE > DICT uk UA uk_UA > DICT bg BG bg_BG > DICT ca ES ca_ES > DICT da DK da_DK > DICT de AT de_AT > DICT de CH de_CH > DICT de DE de_DE > DICT el GR el_GR > DICT en AU en_AU > DICT en CA en_CA > DICT en GB en_GB > DICT en NZ en_NZ > DICT en US en_US > DICT es ES es_ES > DICT es MX es_MX > DICT fr FR fr_FR > DICT hr HR hr_HR > DICT hu HU hu_HU > DICT it IT it_IT > DICT la LA la_LA > DICT nb NO nb_NO > DICT nl NL nl_NL > DICT nn NO nn_NO > DICT pl PL pl_PL > DICT pt BR pt_BR > DICT pt PT pt_PT > DICT ru RU ru_RU > DICT sk SK sk_SK > DICT sl SI sl_SI > DICT sv SE sv_SE > DICT uk UA uk_UA > HYPH da DK da_DK > HYPH de CH de_CH > HYPH de DE de_DE > HYPH en CA en_CA > HYPH en GB en_GB > HYPH en US en_US > HYPH es ES es_ES > HYPH fr BE fr_BE > HYPH fr FR fr_FR > HYPH hu HU hu_HU > HYPH it IT it_IT > HYPH nl NL nl_NL > HYPH pl PL pl_PL > HYPH pt BR pt_BR > HYPH pt PT pt_PT > HYPH ru RU ru_RU > HYPH sk SK sk_SK > HYPH sl SI sl_SI > HYPH sv SE sv_SE > HYPH uk UA uk_UA > THES de DE th_de_DE > THES en US th_en_US > THES hu HU th_hu_HU > EEEEYipe! I kept thinking that too many dictionaries might be the prob. From that list I'd say that is indeed it. Why? Few of us except for Xan need/use that many. I hope this takes care of it.
Jim TE -- "No Matter where you go... There you are! B.Banzai --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
