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Is it really an issue? I think I start my editor only when I do the update and I have to reset my mac.
by ed_balls 9y ago
Is it really an issue? I think I start my editor only when I do the update and I have to reset my mac.
- shawnz 9y agoI am on a fairly RAM constrained workstation (4GB) so I have no choice but to close it when I'm not using it. Otherwise I'll spend just as long swapping as I would opening a new instance.
- macinjosh 9y agoI don't think a machine with just 4GB of RAM can be considered a 'workstation'.
- shawnz 9y agoOuch! It's not much, but it's mine.
- orf 9y agoAre you running Windows? Could put *nix on it, reduce the amount of crap running in the background and pick a low-memory shell?
- shawnz 9y agoThe biggest consumer of RAM for me is chrome, not windows, and it is basically essential to my development process to have it open all the time. So I worry an OS change would not produce an appreciable enough performance improvement to justify changing my whole workflow over.
- arbie 9y agoIs Chromium on Linux a suitable alternative for your development workflow?
- analogmemory 9y agoRude