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	At least I can eliminate that one :-) Right now looking at top 
almost all of the 1gb of memory has been used. Is there a better way of 
seeing what is using how much memory is being used by what? Right now I 
only have xterm and quickshow loaded. These problems with lockups 
started after some recent update/upgrades with apt-get.

Thanks,

Jim Seymour


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