>>>And as far as I'm concerned OS X rocks. But buy 512 MB minimum.
>>
>>I beg to differ, I'm running it on a 500 mHz iBook w/ 384 mb of RAM and 
>>it's rockin pretty well.
>
>Well, 384 is the magic roof it seems.


There is a nifty program called "Do I need More Memory?" at 
<http://www.hillmanMinx.com>.  Launch it before any other applications 
and let it run in the background.  It keeps track of pageouts and virtual 
memory use.  It reports the maximum memory used based on pageouts, and 
the effective load of memory used.

For example, I have the stock 128MB; with a relatively normal load of 
applications open (Classic, emailer, icab, newswatcher, word, Excel, 
bbedit light, palm desktop, & often Acrobat & a few utilities) I have 
rarely gone above a 300 MB effective load - suggesting that a 256k 
addition would be most welcome.

- Charlie



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