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I use KDE SC 4.6 on a x86-64 Archlinux and noticed that KPat uses about 200 MB of memory. Now, I know it uses SVG and I like the animations very much, but it seems to me that the used memory is a bit more, given that plasma-desktop uses about 100 MB with all it's plasmoids and data engines. Does anyone else experience this? Is this a bug and how can the memory consumption be decreased?
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after opening Kpat and starting a bunch of different games I'm seeing 70,000K memory and 23,000k shared, if I just run freecell at open memory is .
couple thoughts: could your memory consumption be caused by the choice of card deck or background and does memory usage increase over time as the game in played
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70K!!! Wow! You are not talking about used pixmap memory or...? What I meant is the heap memory allocated by the process as shown by ksysguard. On the other hand, you are right that different themes have significant memory impact - I switched the background theme to plain green and now kpat consumes about 40 MB. Further, I switched the Qt graphics system from raster to native (I think that means that it uses XRender?) and the memory dropped further and xrestop shows that kpat uses pixmaps (which I suppose is good ). Anyway, thanks for the hints - I learned a little bit today Cheers, Dimitar |
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Uhm, just for the sake of completeness: 8,000 is actually 8000 and not 8.0 in US localisation Nontheless, 8 MB is quite low. Thanks again.
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maybe you're onto something, after leaving the app open and playing a bunch of hands the ram usage is164,000K as shown in system monitor
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There could be potentially a memory leak in KPat. If the memory usage after playing each hand continues to increase, then it might be a good idea to file a bug report.
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