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From: Geoff Wing <mason@primenet.com.au>
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ari <edelkind-zsh-workers@episec.com> typed:
: There is an error in this reasoning.

Normally.  And then comes MSWindows 95/98 (and who knows what else).  But yes,
for most systems (with modern VM systems), it's an incorrect method of trying
to save memory use.

Regards,
Geoff