How recently? Have you seen how much the just release 7.0 cuts memory usage 10-30% overall and in some cases up-to 50%?
Right now I have palemoon 6.0 and FF7 open at the same time my memory usage is as follows
Palemoon with one tab - 160 MB - 1 tab running idle for 20 mins (classic Google homepage)
Firefox 7 with 6 tabs open to multiple sites running for about 30 mins - 190 MB
and closing tabs will now free MORE memory.
A retail grocer, for example,
must have a stock of groceries and
other merchandise to sell to customers. The grocer must also have wrapping supplies and store equipment to serve
customers properly and efficiently. Besides these, a supply of cash must be on hand for making change
and paying expenses. This property is called the assets of the business.
A business owner often obtains some of these
assets by purchasing them on credit and promising
to pay for them at some future date. The persons to
whom these debts are owed are called the creditors
of the business. They have claims against the assets
until the debts are paid. The creditors’ claims are
called liabilities of the business.
If the assets are owned free of debt, the proprietor may claim their entire value. If there are liabilities, the proprietor can claim only the value that
remains after deducting the liabilities from the as-
sets. This claim against the assets is called a proprietorship or capital.
I prefer the original revision though, gives more freedom to the licensee.
How recently? Have you seen how much the just release 7.0 cuts memory usage 10-30% overall and in some cases up-to 50%? Right now I have palemoon 6.0 and FF7 open at the same time my memory usage is as follows Palemoon with one tab - 160 MB - 1 tab running idle for 20 mins (classic Google homepage) Firefox 7 with 6 tabs open to multiple sites running for about 30 mins - 190 MB and closing tabs will now free MORE memory.
A retail grocer, for example, must have a stock of groceries and other merchandise to sell to customers. The grocer must also have wrapping supplies and store equipment to serve customers properly and efficiently. Besides these, a supply of cash must be on hand for making change and paying expenses. This property is called the assets of the business. A business owner often obtains some of these assets by purchasing them on credit and promising to pay for them at some future date. The persons to whom these debts are owed are called the creditors of the business. They have claims against the assets until the debts are paid. The creditors’ claims are called liabilities of the business. If the assets are owned free of debt, the proprietor may claim their entire value. If there are liabilities, the proprietor can claim only the value that remains after deducting the liabilities from the as- sets. This claim against the assets is called a proprietorship or capital.
My favorite codec (for my psp) 64kbps ATRACplus3 MP3 128kps
Upgrading Ubuntu from 8.04 to 9.04 is like Windows Vista to 7 except its free! Take that Mac and Windows!