Less memory and more eye candy with KDE 4
December 14th, 2007 by
The new KDE 4 interface is pure eye candy yet it claims to use 40 percent less memory than its earlier versions. The KDE 3.5 version needed 348MB to work smoothly while the new one can manage at 228MB only. In comparison the other Open Source interface GNOME needs 256MB for the basics. No matter how much RAM your system have but its good if new software’s learn to save it. Linux is getting the much needed buzz but for most users who want everything out of the box, Linux still need to do lots of work. Eye candy work space won’t work if the favorite game doesn’t run; this is what most PC users want.





