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Just to remind everyone that the problem is not just the amount of
memory available, but the amount of *contiguous* memory pages
available.  So the problem over time is fragmentation, rather than
necessarily leakage.  This is why sometimes quitting a large
application, say mozilla, can help according to some reports.

At least, that's my understanding.

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Dan.
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