GNOME dependencies
shirish
shirishag75 at gmail.com
Mon Aug 13 17:45:13 UTC 2007
Hi all,
I do not know about GNOME dependencies & whether that is a big
issue or not. What I would suggest is the following :-
1. Give an e.g. of an app. using some testing methodology let's say
using Valgrind [1] or some other tool & giving specific examples if &
how cpu cycles & memory allocation is minimized.
For e.g. I tried to see if Celestia (A real-time visual space
simulation) and ran an aptitude search on it and came up with the
following ones :-
shirish at Mugglewille:~$ aptitude search celestia
p celestia - A real-time
visual space simulation (KDE frontend)
p celestia-common - Datafiles for
Celestia, a real-time visual space simulati
p celestia-dbgsym - debug symbols
for package celestia
p celestia-glut - A real-time
visual space simulation (GLUT frontend)
p celestia-glut-dbgsym - debug symbols
for package celestia-glut
p celestia-gnome - A real-time
visual space simulation (Gnome frontend)
p celestia-gnome-dbgsym - debug symbols
for package celestia-gnome
Of course I'm no developer, just a casual user who would like to try
out stuff. I would be interested if we can have some stuff at lower
memory requirements as I have an aging comp. (Intel P4 1.8 Ghz - 512
MB DDR RAM) not too lame but still lame enough :(
[1]http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Valgrind-HOWTO.html#usage
Lemme know what you guys think about it or if anybody has done stuff
like this with any of the apps. and any results.
--
Shirish Agarwal
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