<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <meta content="text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1" http-equiv="Content-Type"> </head> <body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000"> Pasha wrote: <blockquote cite="mid41F8A6A9.4080908@013.net" type="cite">Edward Yang wrote: <blockquote type="cite">I am *not* exagerating. Please look at the attached screenshot for detail: 1. I think eggcups is the process for printing. Why it takes up more than 40mb memory? On Windows 2000, the spooler printing service takes up only a little more than 4mb memory and less than 3mb virtual memory. 2. And, eggcups belongs to my session. I am not familiar with the terminal concept. I guess if a user logs on thru a dumb terminal, he/she will get his/her own eggcups; and 40mb memory will reduced from the server. Is my guess true? 3. If I 'kill nnn', where nnn is the pid of eggcups, it somehow respawns. How can I stop this? Anyway I don't want printing service right now, I am just learning programming on Linux. 4. I don't want xscreensaver, because I am running FC3 inside Microsoft Virtual PC. How to stop it? 5. What is gnome-vfs/esd? Are they a must to for a user session? Please forgive me if my post aroused some kind of holy debate. I come from Windows world, it's inevitable for me to compare Linux/FC with Windows. But I will appreciate very much if someone can help me, instead of just saying 'Only newbies don't understand' or even 'Only morons don't understand'. </blockquote> 1. Go to Applications/Preferences/More Preferences/Sessions. 2. Click on "Current Session" tab 3. Choose egg-cups in the list 4. Press remove, then apply - eggcups will quit. Now press Alt-F2, in the run dialog type gnome-session-save. Press "Run". This will save the session, so eggcups will not run at next logon. This will save the state of all windows, so if you want to log in to clean desktop - close all windows before this. esd is a sound server. Without it you won't have sound effects, and some sound applications will not work. Go to Applications/Preferences/Sound and uncheck "Enable sound server startup" if you don't care about this. </blockquote> Great! Thanks for the right answers! </body> </html>