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Let's say you want to have a wallpaper on your 1920x1080 desktop. At 24bpp, that's ~6MB right there.
by cuu508 5y ago
Let's say you want to have a wallpaper on your 1920x1080 desktop. At 24bpp, that's ~6MB right there.
- mikepurvis 5y agoI've added a sarcasm indicator to my post to clear up any confusion. The point is that there are lots of valid reasons to use an unbounded amount of memory, and it's reasonable to expect unbounded-memory-using applications to have mechanisms which free that memory over time without direct user intervention (eg, manually closing a tab).