Has my Objectbar gone funky?
Friday, November 22, 2002 by Action_Jay | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
Okay, I totally love Object Desktop. Every bit of it is awesome and useful, and I run pretty much every app in some form or another on a constant basis.
Then one day I had my task manager open (for a completely different reason, of course, since OD stuff just doesn't crash
) and as I looked at my processes I noticed something... Objectbar was using somewhere around 57-60 MEGS of ram!
I reinstalled and ran it again, looked, and it was still massive. My Objectbar theme is totally minimal, just a system tray and a desktop popup menu, but it still uses tons and tons of ram. I don't remember it being this heavy on resources before. What happened?
Then one day I had my task manager open (for a completely different reason, of course, since OD stuff just doesn't crash
) and as I looked at my processes I noticed something... Objectbar was using somewhere around 57-60 MEGS of ram!I reinstalled and ran it again, looked, and it was still massive. My Objectbar theme is totally minimal, just a system tray and a desktop popup menu, but it still uses tons and tons of ram. I don't remember it being this heavy on resources before. What happened?
jebland
Reply #2 Saturday, November 23, 2002 9:53 AM
Reply #2 Saturday, November 23, 2002 9:53 AM
My Win2k computer is using 3,320k memory for Objectbar. This is using a custom SexPistons skin, which is fairly heavy on resources. Trayserver is using 1,588k. I am using ver. 1.49 of Objectbar. I wonder what the difference is.
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Reply #1 Friday, November 22, 2002 9:11 PM