Re: Apple requires too much money and sacrifice of control

-hh <recscuba_google@huntzinger.com> wrote:
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Take a look at my Cinnamon taskbar:  https://i.imgur.com/yPGDm6a.png

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Um...yeah, so?   That you have ~25 Apps on your machine's Dock doesn't
mean that you have 25 Apps running concurrently.

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They are running, dude.  I'm an Internet presence.  Deal with it.

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Sorry, don't buy it.  Show the RAM processes usage page, not the Dock,
for that claim.
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Similarly, even if it was true, to go identify just what the workflow is
which actually needs to have 20+ diverse apps running concurrently.

 
Do the math.

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I have.  That's precisely why I'm asking for what possible workflow
could require so many concurrent open Apps for one human to allegedly be
rapidly swapping between.
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Workflows are subject to the Laws of Diminishing Returns.  For any
modern system with fast storage (eg, NVMe), the pretense of a
productivity gains from leaving Apps resident in RAM has functionally
ended for the Pareto Principle 80% portion.

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My "workflow" is just revolving through different apps for various
functions.