[G4] Quicksilver 2002 free RAM.

[Harry Freeman]

Greetings Pat

If you are referring to the fact that you just boot up the platform  
and then do nothing else, part of your login process is starting up  
some applications which have, what is called leaking memory.

Open your "System Preferences" the click on "Accounts" and next select  
"Your Account" and select "Login Items"

Then tell us what applications are being started up at login.

Or you could start removing them one at a time until you find out  
which one is leaking memory.

Cheers

Harry
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On Jan 3, 2010, at 3:41 PM, Pat Crowe wrote:

> I have a pie chart in the Dock showing the Activity Monitor.
> When I first fire up the Mac in the morning, the amount of free RAM  
> is represented by a green segment/arc covering about 35 minutes (if  
> you think of the pie chart as a clock face).
> As the hours pass, the green segment gradually lessens. After 3 or 4  
> hours, it is down to about 8 minutes.
> Where is it going?
> The Quicksilver has 1GB of RAM installed, is running 10.4.11 and the  
> apps ready to go are Mail, Safari, Dashboard, Photoshop, Temperature  
> Monitor and Activity Monitor.
> PatC.
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