Open dicktyr opened 8 years ago
displaying xpm files with the ^i(path) command causes xorg RAM usage to grow excessively (eventually consuming several GB on my system) until the script is terminated which releases the memory
^i(path)
I see no leak for xbm files
displaying xpm files with the
^i(path)
command causes xorg RAM usage to grow excessively (eventually consuming several GB on my system) until the script is terminated which releases the memoryI see no leak for xbm files