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Sorry for reposting: Somehow the first line got lost |
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making the whole posting not understandable... |
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Andreas K. Huettel <dilfridge@g.o> wrote: |
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> answer is about 10 additional megs of ram at idle |
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> and about 2 extra seconds to boot. |
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..and two huge database servers which lots of disk and ram space and a |
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huge waste of compile time (not so much for KDE but more for the |
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databases), opening to all sort of possible attacks by bugs in these |
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databases whose servers need to be running etc. |
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I doubt that if you count these servers the difference is only 10 megs. |
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And on my machines with 512 MB RAM also losing 10 megs of RAM for |
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nothing (well - for increasing the attack vector) is an issue. |
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For "Take the full bloat or nothing" one can better choose a |
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binary distribution. |
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