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I think that people who say this think "yeah, running one Electron app is no problem". The problem comes when everything is Electron and now, like the ocean, yo
by StavrosK 7y ago
I think that people who say this think "yeah, running one Electron app is no problem". The problem comes when everything is Electron and now, like the ocean, you have no memory.
- Dylan16807 7y agoYou don't need everything open at once. And you can fit a whole lot of Electron apps into an extra 8 or 16GB.
- bscphil 7y agoThe newest baseline Dell XPS 13 (not even Inspiron) comes with 4 GB of memory by default. The very idea of an extra 8 GB is hilarious because manufacturers haven't kept up with the times (my laptop purchased 9 years ago had 8 GB), and by extension the median consumer's laptop hasn't either. Nobody has an "extra" 8 GB outside of people with the money to just unthinkingly buy the top of the line model or developers who know what they're doing.
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- Dylan16807 7y agoWe're talking about buying extra memory, not defaults. And while an XPS 13 is trying to be a macbook, on an XPS 15 you just pop open the back cover and shove more memory into it.
- dependenttypes 7y agoSadly you do need a lot of things (such as chat programs, an email client, a browser, and potentially an editor) open at once.