> Well, it might seem a lot, but your memory still has enough room left. > You say it has 432 mb free, but on my system it usually has like 15 mb > free (even on 2GB systems). This is not because Fedora takes up so much > memory, but because files are being cached in memory. If the need arises > that programs need more > memory, it will free up this space, and allow programs to take it up. > > I'd double check "free" again, and look at the amount that cache is > taking up. I checked it with the System Monitor tool (Applications -> System Tools -> System Monitor). If Fedora is caching that much as showed in the list i showed than i expect it to be a lot faster. and i said it was using 432MB not free ;) free was probably more because i have 1GB (1024 - 432 = 592 MB free). But again.. having it free doesn't mean that it all needs to be used up for NO noticeable purpose. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
