[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but java desktop environment counsumes very much
cpu, I don't like it.
Many Open Look fans said the same about CDE when that
abomination was
thrust upon us!
At least dtmail uses MIME by default, rather than the old Sun-specific
mail attachment scheme.
A number of
Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
IMO, one should be able to run openoffice + firefox + one or two
other big apps plus the basic desktop stuff without needing 4GB
or more RAM to run it decently. Firefox is perhaps the worst single
culprit, but everything helps (or hurts), and the desktop change
Ian Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's the application that eat the memory. Your list ran happily with 2G
of RAM (for several weeks) on a very big desktop. Runs until Firefox
absorbs all the RAM...
These days, firefox tells X to absorb the RAM and restarting firefox
only partially helps.
On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 12:24 AM, Joerg Schilling
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ian Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's the application that eat the memory. Your list ran happily with 2G
of RAM (for several weeks) on a very big desktop. Runs until Firefox
absorbs all the RAM...
These days,
but java desktop environment counsumes very much cpu, I don't like it.
在2008-07-20，Shawn Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] 写道：
wan_jm wrote:
I have installed the Solaris Express b93, but when I log in, I can only use
gnome, there is no CDE in the session menu. what can i do as I want to use
wan_jm wrote:
I have installed the Solaris Express b93, but when I log in, I can only use
gnome, there is no CDE in the session menu. what can i do as I want to use
CDE as it consumes less cpu than GNOME.
CDE was removed from the session menu as the next step in the EOL process.
It's still
I have installed the Solaris Express b93, but when I
log in, I can only use gnome, there is no CDE in the
session menu. what can i do as I want to use CDE as
it consumes less cpu than GNOME.
Most of it is still there, but I think by default gdm is being
run instead of dtlogin, and the session
wan_jm wrote:
I have installed the Solaris Express b93, but when I log in, I can only use
gnome, there is no CDE in the session menu. what can i do as I want to use
CDE as it consumes less cpu than GNOME.
As noted many times before, CDE is in the process of being EOLd
(end-of-lifed). If you
I gather that fvwm2 has a mode which behaves much like CDE, so while
I've not tried it myself yet, you may find it worth a look, for future
builds.
Cheers,
--
Dave Walker
Client Solutions,Sun Microsystems UK
Tel: +44 780 3079264
http://blogs.sun.sun.com/davew/
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On 19 Jul
I have installed the Solaris Express b93, but when I log in, I can only use
gnome, there is no CDE in the session menu. what can i do as I want to use CDE
as it consumes less cpu than GNOME.
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