Your next Windows PC may need at least 16GB of RAMLee Duna@lemmy.nz to Technology@beehaw.org – 106 points – 5 months agoghacks.net123Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentslinux needs like 1gb of ram and some distros even less256MB on my old NAS running OpenMediaVault.Actually only 22% of the memory used, even while streaming audio. just the cpu fluctuates feom 0% to 70% Looking at this prompted me to set the proper date after yesterdays rebootStrictly speaking, "Linux" can run on 10MB of RAM or less. Meanwhile, a single web page may need 100MB or more to build the DOM, run all scripts, and keep a buffer of the canvas.
linux needs like 1gb of ram and some distros even less256MB on my old NAS running OpenMediaVault.Actually only 22% of the memory used, even while streaming audio. just the cpu fluctuates feom 0% to 70% Looking at this prompted me to set the proper date after yesterdays rebootStrictly speaking, "Linux" can run on 10MB of RAM or less. Meanwhile, a single web page may need 100MB or more to build the DOM, run all scripts, and keep a buffer of the canvas.
256MB on my old NAS running OpenMediaVault.Actually only 22% of the memory used, even while streaming audio. just the cpu fluctuates feom 0% to 70% Looking at this prompted me to set the proper date after yesterdays reboot
Actually only 22% of the memory used, even while streaming audio. just the cpu fluctuates feom 0% to 70% Looking at this prompted me to set the proper date after yesterdays reboot
Strictly speaking, "Linux" can run on 10MB of RAM or less. Meanwhile, a single web page may need 100MB or more to build the DOM, run all scripts, and keep a buffer of the canvas.
linux needs like 1gb of ram and some distros even less
256MB on my old NAS running OpenMediaVault.
Actually only 22% of the memory used, even while streaming audio. just the cpu fluctuates feom 0% to 70%
Looking at this prompted me to set the proper date after yesterdays reboot
Strictly speaking, "Linux" can run on 10MB of RAM or less.
Meanwhile, a single web page may need 100MB or more to build the DOM, run all scripts, and keep a buffer of the canvas.