mem leeks

[somethin2cool at yahoo.com]

Olivier Fourdan wrote:
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> Hi,
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> somethin2cool wrote:
>> is it true xfce leeks memory? 
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> Dunno, depends where you got that information :)
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>> i am having big memory problems, but i 
>> don't think xfce is responsible.
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> It's hard to tell with so little information. If you want people to help
> you, first help them understanding your problem...
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> May I suggest that you (re-)read that document:
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>     http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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> Thanks,
> Cheers,
> Olivier.
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Ah well that's right, except that I wasn't asking for help on my memory 
problem, just about xfce memory leeks. Asking for help with memory 
management is a distro topic, not a DE topic. I though I posted the 
questions about analysis in a different list/group ^_^, which is where I 
heard that xfce might leak memory, so i just wanted to verify. I'll try 
and find out how to find out if I have the combo of xfce and glib. and 
compile (i hate compiling) a solution