Probably because some daemons and Ubuntu programs still started on
your Lubuntu session. When I run a Lubuntu session, without installing
Ubuntu, the session is near 50 Mb using the taskmanager.
Best regards,
Julien Lavergne
2010/5/13 Keith Clark :
> I have installed lubuntu-desktop on my compute
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 12:01 AM, PCMan wrote:
> 2. PCManFM2 can work well with concky if your concky is configured
> correctly. There is a blog post on http://blog.lxde.org/ for this
> issue.
>
I read quite a bit before I decided to eliminate pcmanfm. Everyone who
"succeeded" runs conky with pa
ons, 12 05 2010 kl. 20:58 -0400, skrev Lane Lester:
> That certainly got my attention, since I just switched from U Lucid to
> L Lucid in hopes of getting a slimmer system. But I can confirm your
> observations to some extent:
> Ubuntu Lucid: 157 MB
> Lubuntu Lucid: 138 MB...
>
> but I have pcman
1. This may be caused by bugs in ureadahead. Rebooting for several
times might fix this. On my box, Lubuntu uses less RAM than yours so I
cannot reproduce this.
2. PCManFM2 can work well with concky if your concky is configured
correctly. There is a blog post on http://blog.lxde.org/ for this
issue
That certainly got my attention, since I just switched from U Lucid to L
Lucid in hopes of getting a slimmer system. But I can confirm your
observations to some extent:
Ubuntu Lucid: 157 MB
Lubuntu Lucid: 138 MB...
but I have pcmanfm disabled so I can run conky,
and I have lxpanel disabled so I ca
I have installed lubuntu-desktop on my computer which is running Ubuntu
10.04.
When I start up Ubuntu and open Terminal and run htop, I see that I'm
using 152 MB of RAM.
I start Lubuntu and open LXTerminal and run htop, and I'm using 200 MB
of RAM!
Why does Lubuntu use significantly more RAM the
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