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top does show that memory is leaking, it just doesn't attirbute it to any 
process.  I know that in (ugh) Windows, you can sum up all the memory 
attributed to the applications, and come nowhere near the memory consumed 
because the OS allocates RAM for various things that are not process 
specific.  I would think that Linux might do this too.


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