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		<name>Marco Antonio Islas Cruz</name>
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<subtitle  type="text" >Comments On Post 229</subtitle>
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<updated>2006-09-12T00:24:28-05:00</updated>
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	<title  type="text" ><![CDATA[ Re: Less memory more speed? ]]></title>
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		<name>osito</name>
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	<id>http://islascruz.org/blog/229/1034</id>
	<updated>2006-09-12T00:24:28-05:00</updated>
	<published>2006-09-12T00:24:28-05:00</published>
	<summary  type="text/html" ><![CDATA[ I check in my laptop gnome in my laptop runs under 100MB without any other problems, but probably is because I am running on a DV5000T with Intel Core Duo processor T2600 (2.16 GHz) and 2.0GB DDR2 SDRAM and on the other hand I have a old Pentium 4 1.8GHz with 128MB and Ubuntu is a bit slow but still under 100MB thats weird ]]></summary>
	<content  type="text/html" ><![CDATA[ I check in my laptop gnome in my laptop runs under 100MB without any other problems, but probably is because I am running on a DV5000T with Intel Core Duo processor T2600 (2.16 GHz) and 2.0GB DDR2 SDRAM and on the other hand I have a old Pentium 4 1.8GHz with 128MB and Ubuntu is a bit slow but still under 100MB thats weird ]]></content>
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	<title  type="text" ><![CDATA[ Re: Less memory more speed? ]]></title>
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		<name>markuz</name>
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	<id>http://islascruz.org/blog/229/1030</id>
	<updated>2006-09-11T11:55:25-05:00</updated>
	<published>2006-09-11T11:55:25-05:00</published>
	<summary  type="text/html" ><![CDATA[ Yep, I didn't really take xubuntu in mind, but, what I am saying, is that in Slackware Linux Gnome 2.14.3 runs with less than 100 MB of RAM, and with Ubuntu takes more than 200, Why?. Maybe the option is leave Gnome and use XFCE, but what If I don't want it? what if I want to run Gnome with less memory?, always is gonna be cheapper change my distro than change my laptop :) don't you think? ]]></summary>
	<content  type="text/html" ><![CDATA[ Yep, I didn't really take xubuntu in mind, but, what I am saying, is that in Slackware Linux Gnome 2.14.3 runs with less than 100 MB of RAM, and with Ubuntu takes more than 200, Why?. Maybe the option is leave Gnome and use XFCE, but what If I don't want it? what if I want to run Gnome with less memory?, always is gonna be cheapper change my distro than change my laptop :) don't you think? ]]></content>
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	<title  type="text" ><![CDATA[ Re: Less memory more speed? ]]></title>
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		<name>osito</name>
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	<id>http://islascruz.org/blog/229/1029</id>
	<updated>2006-09-11T11:23:14-05:00</updated>
	<published>2006-09-11T11:23:14-05:00</published>
	<summary  type="text/html" ><![CDATA[ try<br />
xubuntu is you are<br />
concern about<br />
the memory, or you can always<br />
change your laptop ]]></summary>
	<content  type="text/html" ><![CDATA[ try<br />
xubuntu is you are<br />
concern about<br />
the memory, or you can always<br />
change your laptop ]]></content>
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