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> Most people don't care if something takes up 10's of MB's of RAM when new PC's are shipping with 16-32GB standard. ISTR a -now undoubtedly outdated- answer t
by simoncion 11y ago
> Most people don't care if something takes up 10's of MB's of RAM when new PC's are shipping with 16-32GB standard.
ISTR a -now undoubtedly outdated- answer to a question that was very much like "Why will there not be a real Photoshop clone for mobile devices in the near future?". One of the striking things to come out of the analysis was that -absolute best case- you got something like ~300MB of RAM (and -common case- ~100MB) to work with before you got unceremoniously killed.
I would hope that now you can reliably consume ~500MB of RAM per app, but... that's still a far cry from what you can use on a "real" PC.
Unfortunately, memory usage still matters. :(