Le Monday 19 November 2007 20:11:41 Jim Kronebusch, vous avez écrit :
> On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 13:23:12 -0500, Francis Giraldeau wrote
> > We are aware of this problem for years now. It does affect Firefox, but
> > other major applications like OpenOffice.
>
> You are absolutely correct Francis, I see similar problems with OpenOffice,
> just not near as often.

The same problem exist with Kpdf and probably Evince and Okular.

> However Xorg is still the biggest problem in that they allow this too
> happen.  They say that the problem really lies in the OS and that it is too
> hard to have Xorg figure out how to set priorities on RAM usage.  I think
> what needs to happen is a larger company (such as Ubuntu or Redhat) needs
> to get some major Xorg developers to attend their next developers summit. 
> I would think if there was a group of programmers sitting together with a
> few savvy Xorg developers it could be pointed out why this is a problem and
> hopefully a fix could be put into place.  But I think awareness needs to be
> broadened, then this can get a higher priority.
>
> Unfortunately as Jim McQuillan and Scott Balnaeves have said, this largely
> only affects those running thin clients, so the voice needing to be heard
> is smaller than the desktop guys.  But there is enough of a user base for
> thin clients I would think the right people could get this taken care of, I
> just don't know who they are :-)

Well, the problem with memory usage in Kpdf affects also "fat" clients. There 
is many bug reports about it.


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