Comment 2 for bug 191700
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| Wouter Stomp (wouterstomp-deactivatedaccount) wrote | #2 |
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How do I look at resident memory? I just fired up the gnome system monitor and got my data from that.
It would be really nice if it could use less resources, because on my 2ghz 512mb pc it brings down everything to a halt when updating. Eliminitaing the need for tv-sort would be great. Also could these scripts be run with a lower priority, so they won't take all cpu resources when I am doing other things? I think that wouldn't be hard to implement. And why does it keep all listings in memory? I would think it only needs to have the current and upcoming programs in memory (and maybe one or two after that) and then read from disk when those are finished.