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Re: KDE4
by Aaron J. Seigo on Sunday 06/Jan/2008, @16:53

yeah, i fully expect some people will do this. you can, of course, still run other kde4 apps in your 3.5 so you don't have to give up everything. kde is more than a desktop environment and things are welded together, after all =)

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Re: KDE4
by Richlv on Monday 07/Jan/2008, @06:02

this is probably a trivial question, but :
i expect running kde4 apps on a kde3 desktop to increase memory usage, right (for kde4 libs not present before) ?

if so, what would be an approximate estimate, how much additional ram would require first launched kde4 application on a kde3 desktop compared to kde4 desktop ?

(note that i explicitly noted first app ;) )

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Re: KDE4
by jos poortvliet on Tuesday 08/Jan/2008, @02:32

well, I can't give a precise approximation, but it won't be very much. I'd say 20 mb, 30 mb... something like that. Maybe even less.

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Re: KDE4
by whatever noticed on Tuesday 08/Jan/2008, @03:24

I'm using kde4 applications with kde 3.5 on a 1.5 ghz 256 mb ram laptop and don't notice any slow down of my computer experience because of that.

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