Kirk McElhearn wrote: >On 10/10/04 10:22 PM, "RP McKay" <richard.mckay1 at virgin.net> wrote: > > > >>Does anyone know what is causing this (better yet, a memory allocation tool >>to display what is being held for what) or how I can control it better? I am >>rather polite to the portable and am not running more than a few apps at a >>time and I am not developing or compiling or such... >> >> > >I've seen a similar memory leak in Safari. When I quit the program, my Mac >sometimes reclaims a swap file (usually a big one too) but not always. I >find that I need to quit Safari every day or so to keep things running >smoothly. > > >Kirk > > Perhaps we should see some kind of memory leak in there? To be honest I am noticing quite similar events on my iBook... I will conduct some research and return the results of my investigations later. Right now I am not in condition to do anything too complicated besides launching thunderbird and replying to this list ;) -- Alexandre Gauthier supernaut at underwares.org underwares.org Obscure IT knowledge Open Database The human brain operates at only 10% of its capacity. The rest is overhead for the operating system.