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2009-11-21
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#362
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Originally Posted by sadfist
Yes, I see that every now and then. Icon and sound indicate a click, but app doesn't start (in my experience, this only ever happened on the desktop, never saw it inside an app itself). Slight nuisance. Will check bugzilla about this.
The other thing is with OS responsiveness which is a little more worrying. It seemed like pretty often I would 'click' an app/button (icon graphically indicating that it was clicked) but then the app would not launch/button wouldn't do anything. Anyone else running into this? I'm still getting used to the resistive screen (coming from "that other phone").
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2009-11-21
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#363
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Originally Posted by bugelrex
Jesus Christ again with the Eldar love. You even created a thread to highlight issues - how many responses you got to that?
Mmmmm maybe Eldar was correct about the N900 being a little unstable aferall? Typical Nokia?
Or maybe you have a bad unit because none of the folks with the pre-release units ever mentioned stability issues...
Are you Eldar?
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2009-11-21
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@ London
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#364
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Originally Posted by Bratag
Did you have to blaspheme ? Very offended by your disregard for my faith.
Jesus Christ again with the Eldar love. You even created a thread to highlight issues - how many responses you got to that?
Are you Eldar?
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2009-11-21
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@ North Carolina (Formerly Denmark and Iceland)
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#365
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Originally Posted by Enyibinakata
Here we go again with the overly sensitive people....somebody get some cotton balls to shield this guy.
Did you have to blaspheme ? Very offended by your disregard for my faith.
I got a decent one:
A Greek priest is driving down to New York to see a show, and he's stopped in Connecticut for speeding.
The state trooper smells alcohol on his breath, sees an empty wine bottle on the floor, and asks,
"Sir, have you been drinking?"
The minister replies, "Just water."
The trooper asks, "Then, why do I smell wine?"
The minister looks down at the bottle and exclaims, "Good Lord, He's done it again!"
Last edited by olighak; 2009-11-21 at 23:43.
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2009-11-21
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#366
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Originally Posted by Enyibinakata
What disregard?
Did you have to blaspheme ? Very offended by your disregard for my faith.
Stop talking crap.
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2009-11-22
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#367
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Originally Posted by Enyibinakata
I am a pastafarian yet people eat my faith all the time. Luckily I dont get offended.
Did you have to blaspheme ? Very offended by your disregard for my faith.
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2009-11-22
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#368
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What's up with " internet2.voicestream.com" someone mentioned this earlier, and I'm just wondering why I should change my settings to the internet2 instead of just keeping it on the internet[1]
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2009-11-22
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Originally Posted by spinnukur
As I understand it - one is the WAP network and two is the normal data network.
What's up with " internet2.voicestream.com" someone mentioned this earlier, and I'm just wondering why I should change my settings to the internet2 instead of just keeping it on the internet[1]
Least thats how it used to be back in the day.
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2009-11-22
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Originally Posted by jjx
Of course, but if that's what you want to look at then you're already getting into more detail than you usually need. He didn't ask about calculating for an individual program, he asked about the system. `Free` (non-busybox) simply tells you how much swap you're using and whether you're cache starved in just a couple lines per box. It's nowhere near adequate for *tuning* apps or systems. However, the free RAM, buffers/cache, and swap used are 3 basic and very useful "RAM health" metrics for the system.
It's actually a bit tricky to calculate what you want.
In Linux, the same memory can be both cached files and memory in use by programs.
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If you think that's unnecessarily complicated... well, it uses much less RAM that way than doing it the simple way :-)
In Linux, the same memory can be both cached files and memory in use by programs.
Memory in use by programs can be dropped from RAM if it isn't actively used, the same way as cached files are dropped from RAM.
So just adding up the total amount of memory mapped into programs doesn't give a good measure of how much RAM is actually being used by those programs.
What's more, a lot of the memory used in that way is shared among many programs. Calculating the contribution of a single program, in terms of how much memory would be freed if you killed that one but kept everything else running, is tricky. And even if you calculated that exactly, it's not necessary meaningful.
If you think that's unnecessarily complicated... well, it uses much less RAM that way than doing it the simple way :-)