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At this point I’d be willing to give them the $10 to just remove me from their list… it’s a shame too, because MC2 is a pretty useful app made by a company with the technology ethics of Ghengis Khan. These people are technological bullies and have no concern about the frustration and disruption their constant pop ups inflict on the customers (I bought MC1 too). Dr.Cleaner - Clean Disk & Optimize Memory. for Version 3.7: - Memory Cleaner plugin.
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Except for another pop up later the same day. System Tools downloads - Memory Free 2 by Child and many more programs are available for instant and free download. I text the company to unsubscribe me from their pop up list and get no response. Sometimes 3X a day… every day… week after week, month after month. Later the same day, the same thing happens, I kill it… same result. So I close it and get going on some actual work and before long, it pops up again and interfers with my project… so I kill it and get back to work.
No worries, it confused me when I started, too.MC2 works pretty well itself, but the constant, several times a day, unending hounding to buy MC3 by the company is enough to drive you nuts! I just open my iMac in the morning and there’s the uninvited pop-up demanding you buy MC3 right there and then. Under normal and lightweight web browsing, Google Chrome uses 10x more RAM than Safari on macOS Big Sur, according to a test conducted by Flotato creator Morten Just (via iMore ).
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The software lies within System Tools, more precisely System Optimization.
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This software for Mac OS X is an intellectual property of Fresh Squeezed Apps LLC.
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We cannot confirm if there is a free download of this app available. > Thanks for your help - I'm not the least put out if someone wants to point out what a dummy I'm being. Download of Memory Booster - RAM Optimizer 1.3 for Mac was available from the developer's website when we last checked. > Did I set some bad parameter in one of my config files? Is there some way within R to force all that memory to be freed up (other than quitting and restarting R)?Ĭall gc() if you want. There are many reasons why you might see these kinds of patterns, and they are all implementation details. Unless something is actually malfunctioning, it is not worth worry about memory usage like this. Or perhaps it was caches that got cleared. Perhaps the memory that got purged was available for garbage collection, and got collected. The 'pie chart' shows memory has been freed, not just "inactive". Now the funny thing: if I make R the foreground app, or if I simply quit all the other apps, R does not get its active memory allocation back. > 2) If I boot several other applications, using up all my RAM, at some point the operating system moves some of R's active memory into virtual memory. If you want to force memory to be cleaned up earlier than R would do it on its own, you can always call gc() yourself. This is all internal implementation detail it's nothing to worry about. This is what I'd expect from the R.app GUI as well.įor whatever reason, gc() happens earlier in one case than in the other. > 1) If I write a function that does nothing but create some big objects like that, and then deletes them, ActivityMonitor shows memory allocated to R and then freed up.
Much more likely, garbage collection simply hasn't cleaned up the memory yet. > But the memory allocations don't change. > foo > and the "real memory" in the table and "active memory" in the pie chart go up. > I create a large object (in the R Console of R.app GUI), such as > First, I boot up Activity Monitor and set it to show memory usage. > I'm not sure exactly what's happening, so I'll try to describe the steps in detail. Criticism of this approach was one of the key areas addressed by the change to Mac OS X.
On May 2, 2011, at 7:28 PM, Carl Witthoft wrote: Historically, the classic Mac OS used a form of memory management that has fallen out of favor in modern systems.
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How to launch the PerformanceTest Command Line Tool from terminal. ctrl (or right) click on 'ptmac' and select 'open'.
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