Re: Apple? (subject change)

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From: Dylan F A
Date: Sat, 19 Aug 1995 19:58

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: So VM is not essential, since all it does is save the need to buy
: real memory?

I really dislike VM. If I need to run something that my real RAM can't
handle, more than likely it's already pretty slow/computationally taxing.
VM just makes things worse.

And VM most definately does not "save the need to buy real memory". It's a
slow desperate solution. If you need more memory, buy more memory. Your
fancy processor doesn't help much if you swap continously.

Dylan

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