>>hard drive space is very cheap and there is no deficit to having too much
swap.
NOt if you're running on a laptop!!
>>my next install I limited my swap space to .5 of RAM
I'm thinking of doing the same too. Moving down to maybe 100MB or something
like that
>>Maybe you should consider a good overall system cleaning and leave swap
alone?
The only thing I can clean is XP partition!! :)
Cheers, .^.
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-----Original Message-----
From: William A. Yohman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 10:23 AM
To: Evolution Mailing List
Subject: RE: [Evolution] heavy
At 11:45 AM 11/4/2003, you wrote:
> >>i got 640mb, swap is never active
> >Now, I have 784mb and I've disabled my swap partitions!
>
>Okay.. Now Here's my question.. Do we really need swap space?? I have 512MB
>on my laptop. Swap is also 512MB, of which I can see only like 40Mb is
used.
>I'm not even sure why, since there's like over 200MB Free RAM!
Yes, you will always want to make sure some swap space is available
although the find the "twice RAM" argument to be without merit. I also have
a 512MB desktop which rarely uses more than about 40MB of swap. I trended
this over a few months and then on my next install I limited my swap space
to .5 of RAM. Although this is still a bit too much, hard drive space is
very cheap and there is no deficit to having too much swap.
>Can I disable Swap? any issues? I'm really short on HD space.. 30 GB isn't
>much to go around! I'm thinking maybe I should just wipe out XP since I use
>Linux 95% of the time..
>
>ps: Sorry, this is not evolution related.. Just the right content..:)
Maybe you should consider a good overall system cleaning and leave swap
alone?
Cheers.
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