3 ms·

It's not that bad, depending on what you're doing inside of it. My password manager clocks in at ~150 MiB RAM usage with a few thousand passwords. Could be bett

by creshal 10y ago

It's not that bad, depending on what you're doing inside of it. My password manager clocks in at ~150 MiB RAM usage with a few thousand passwords. Could be better, but it's not as bad as, say, Mozilla products written in XUL.

Narishma 10y ago
A password manager shouldn't even need a tenth of that.
- creshal 10y ago
  Realistically? 15 MiB is going to be hard in any desktop GUI toolkit I know. Something around 50 MiB is more what I'd consider feasible.
  - pdkl95 10y ago
    "a tenth" of "~150 MiB" is a reasonable approximation: $ ps -p $(pgrep keepassx) -o rss= 22844