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Applications / Re: ArcaOS kernel 202 and Firefox
« on: November 22, 2020, 02:02:01 am »100% true you can load DLL's high and unload them and the memory is released so mozturbo for that purpose is no longer needed.
Roderick
So I still will need to mark the Mozilla DLLs to load high, but I no longer need mozturbo or anturbo. I hope this helps. Managing all the turbos was difficult if running two versions of Firefox, for example.
There's still a problem with memory fragmentation, especially with the stock VIRTUALADDRESSLIMIT. which is conservatively low in the interest of system stability.
The fragmentation issue mostly happens if you open and close multiple memory intensive programs.
Personally, I'm going to keep using the mozturbo programs as I do run multiple Mozilla apps and leave the computer running.
For most use cases it probably doesn't matter too much.