mikshaw
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Posted: June 09 2006,13:49 |
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Quote (richardcoop @ June 09 2006,09:39) | I now find that, paradoxically, I can now run openoffice.org (a uci file) at the same time as opera, but not, the much smaller, abiword (Why is that?). |
It's not a paradox, or even slightly ironic. Open Office is a uci package, which means it's mounted. If you have the file stored on a physical drive the program does not need much additional ram to mount. Abiword is a dsl package, which means it's extracted into ram. Even if you have the *.dsl stored on a physical drive the program will still need much more ram to install the program.
As Robert suggested, stick with the uci extensions and you will be much better off.
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