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> pin a core of my cpu at 100% and consume half a gig of ram... I'm not doubting you, and I acknowledge that I hear that kind of thing with some frequency, but
by Diederich 8y ago
> pin a core of my cpu at 100% and consume half a gig of ram...
I'm not doubting you, and I acknowledge that I hear that kind of thing with some frequency, but I've not seen Slack (running in Chrome on Ubuntu) use anything like those amounts of resources.
I've had a pretty busy slack client running for several days, and it's using 204,484K of memory and 2.0% of one CPU.
- contras1970 8y ago200M/2% is still pretty bad, isn't it? IRC clients worked perfectly on machines with less total virtual memory 20 years ago (and before). USER PID %CPU %MEM VSZ RSS TT STAT STARTED TIME COMMAND fubar 2922 0.0 0.1 61648 26668 2 S0+ 19Mar18 22:58.73 weechat
- Diederich 8y agoI hear you! I've been using the Internet most every day since 1988, and am still occasionally struck by the amount of resources seemingly straightforward programs use these days. Re: Slack resource utilization: I'm not passing a value judgment as much as expressing confusion over multiple claims I've noticed about Slack utilization that is far, far greater than anything I've seen.