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Back when EMACS stood for Eight Megs And Constantly Swapping. It's salutary to consider that the memory for a reasonably spec'd machine a little over 20 years
by pacaro 10y ago
Back when EMACS stood for Eight Megs And Constantly Swapping.
It's salutary to consider that the memory for a reasonably spec'd machine a little over 20 years ago is now a rounding error
I remember at about that time having 80MiB of RAM: a) my machine flew, and b) plenty of people would ask why I needed so much
- dekhn 10y agothe "exotic" machine at the time was a Digital Alpha (64 bit! In 1995) that had 64MB IIRC. It did fly. The solaris machines we used took 20 minuts to boot and another 1 minute to open a shell.