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copied!<p>LOL 200MB startup and 1GB run.. More common penalty on x64 (and you will need it for bloat) is a penalty of around 64MB for startup and another 120MB for semi-advanced functionality, which is still huge and of course GC will keep adding more.</p> <p>That's gotta kill the CPU and all the periphery around it in no time. Now imagine everything runs on that, all apps, and the entire OS and stack (as VS2010 surely will attempt some move in that direction).</p> <p>I'd say: welcome to the modern way of bloatware mania and its ease of accessibility. No matter what you do you'll spend more time finding workarounds then following some 'universal' framework to quick and cool and well-styled and customisable apps. Sure WPF is good on paper but a waste of resource in any practical use (tons of resources and a steep learning curve).</p> <p>And they said it was and still is the future (same for JDK apps which are oh-so-widespread).</p> <p>Simply N.U.T.S + the most excellent example that it is not about speed (as CLR defenders will jump in with trivial examples) of managed code. It is about huge scalability impairement and machine wipeout as with every single GC and object-root environment out there.</p> <p>Vote down coming.. go on disciples, you know you want to.</p> <p>(and write to Obama against CO2 reduction that will not happen; perhaps multiply by 1003120x if that bandwagon keeps going the way it has. Even a Cray Jaguar wouldn't run that kind of operating environment any time in the next 20 years ).</p>

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