For as basic a program it is, it's rather useful. My work only currently only give machines with 16GB RAM which gets eaten up by Edge/Teams/Outlook, security a

For as basic a program it is, it's rather useful. My work only currently only give machines with 16GB RAM which gets eaten up by Edge/Teams/Outlook, security applications incl. Defender and then any dev tools on top of that. Trying to campaign for 32GB machines but bureaucracy takes its time in the public sector. The IT team have also just removed Paint 3D for some reason via InTune. Just opened Paint right now on my Windows 10 desktop and it's using 13MB of RAM for a blank canvas. For pasting a screenshot and putting some rectangles/arrows on it, it works a charm. Something to be said about Paint!