It appears you did not read the article fully. They measure memory for the same reason, capacity: > Overall if you are a user of KDE and Gnome you must be look

It appears you did not read the article fully. They measure memory for the same reason, capacity: > Overall if you are a user of KDE and Gnome you must be looking at the very least 4GB of RAM though modern web browser eat RAM for breakfast so 6GB or even 8GB of RAM sound a lot more desirable.. Edit: On a general note, the summary of your comment is like "measuring memory is bad – unless it's for <<this objective>>". Even if it's for <<this objective>> it still has to be measured in the first place. There is no need to argue against measuring as it then becomes circularly invalid.