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[opensuse] Re: OpenOffice.org Fast Launch?
- From: Eberhard Roloff <tuxebi@xxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 01 Nov 2007 11:15:44 +0100
- Message-id: <fgc905$rj1$2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
James Knott wrote:
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Eberhard Roloff wrote:agreed! I will direct my humble efforts to filling it up... ;-))
David C. Rankin wrote:
James Knott wrote:OK, it does not do any harm, instead it has some positive effect..
Eberhard Roloff wrote:I have only 1G of RAM and very seldom ever swap anything. The last time
James Knott wrote:You're not sacrificing memory. Should you fill that 2 GB, the least
Donald D Henson wrote:And as a matter of principle, I never install the Quickstarter.
Some time ago, I remember seeing a discussion about a way to speed upIIRC, there's a separate RPM that has to be installed for the
the launch of OpenOffice.org modules. Now I can't find any reference to
it. I can find references to 'quick launch' but that refers to putting
icons on the quicklaunch panel. Does anyone else remember such a
discussion or am I just going nuts in my old age? Thanks for any
assistance.
Quickstarter. On my system, the first time starting OpenOffice after a
reboot takes less than 3 seconds, after that, less than 2s.
Although I am using 2 GB of RAM, I definitely see no benefit in
sacrifising memory for something that I might _poosibly_ need to start
during the day.
And when I start OOorg it admittedly takes a little longer, but the time
it takes then, is much less than the time I need to read this mail.
recently used stuff will be sent to swap. Linux does not have all the
issues that Windows does and works far more efficiently.
I can recall worrying about the amount of ram used by dormant program
bits and pieces was programming array manipulations on my HP-28S with
32K of memory. I don't know how much oo quicklaunch takes, but I have
not been affected by its absence. YMMV
Nevertheless please allow me to rephrase:
No matter how much RAM it takes or how much RAM I will (not) have, I
never preload anything, just on the basis that I might possibly use it
some time later on.
Well, one could claim you're wasting RAM when it could be holding
something, instead of empty. ;-)
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