On Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 12:07:13AM -0700, Dan Trainor wrote: > John Wendel wrote: > >Edward Yang wrote: > > > >[snip] > > > "problem". I don't know if the "problem" was due to user or system > error. Either way, I'm sure most of us here don't really care. > > Regardless, think that is what he was looking for. > > I often contribute to this list to try to help people get around some of > the hurdles that they're having, regardless of how small. However, I do > take offense to how Mr. Yang states that FC3 is the guilty party. I > know that he says he came from a vast Windows background, and with that > being said, he should know better than anyone that you can not ever > expect the best performance out of a product vanilla and "out of the box". > > My suggestion to you, Mr. Yang, is to go do your homework, and stop with > the "You're an idiot" - "No, you're an idiot!" idle bickering. The list > gets enough traffic already, and could surely do without the bickering. > > The few who have not already ignored every message that you have, may, > or will be sending, are here to support you, and if need be, hold your > hand throughout the whole process. I, for some reason, remain one of > these few, but I think that I put it well said for others and myself > when I tell you that I will refuse to offer any assistance to you if > your netiquette does not improve. > > So which areas of your setup are you wanting to improve? Memory > consumption? Where would you like to start? I wish people would get over the subject construction and deal with the problem being identified. The memory consumption of FCx systems is unusually high. I have been trying for years now to pin down exactly what process uses up all the processing power and memory an failed. Even though one can run FCx on a machine with 128M of memory it runs very slowly. At work being frustrated beyond belief by this phenomena I took out my checkbook and bought memory for a company owned machine. That is the problem the original poster is talking about. What is the solution? -- ======================================================================= Let sleeping dogs lie. -- Charles Dickens ------------------------------------------- Aaron Konstam Computer Science Trinity University One Trinity Place. San Antonio, TX 78212-7200 telephone: (210)-999-7484 email:akonstam@xxxxxxxxxxx
