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    > > make almost zero noticeable difference on a 768 MB system - i have a 768
    > > MB system. Whether 1MB of extra RAM to a 128 MB system will make more of a
    > > difference than a predictable VM - i dont know, it probably depends on the
    > > app, but i'd go for more RAM. But it will make a _hell_ of a difference on
    > > a 1 TB RAM 64-bit system where the sharing factor explodes. And that's
    > > where Linux usage we will be by the time 2.6 based systems go production.

    > You obviously have a somewhat different timeline in mind for 2.6 than the
    > rest of us ;-)

    It's certainly where Linux usage will be before 2.8 is ready.

    (and anyway, I'm sure there's a subsystem that we haven't _yet_
    re-written during the feature freeze... :-) )


    John.
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