Thus spake Zhao You Bing: > And every one cost 58M memory, > How to make mozilla only start one process??
It doesn't start 5 instances, and each one is not taking up 58M memory. Mozilla is a multithreaded program. Under Linux, each thread appears to be a separate process, but in reality they share memory space. Thus, what you see in 'ps' or 'top' may *appear* to be 5 processes, each taking up 58M memory, but is in reality 1 process (with multiple threads), which takes up a *total* of 58M memory. -- Nathan Poznick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Nature encourages no looseness, pardons no errors. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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