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That is not at all how things work. Our system sets up a 4GB memory region for every app, and the kernel. All of the memory pages in them that are not actually in use are not mapped into real memory, and thus take no memory. As soon as everything on the system uses more ram than you have you...

The binary distributions of Darwin and Mac OS X should always have different version numbers. This is to indicate that the kernels were built seperately, and may contain differences. Darwin 1.4 and Darwin 1.4.1 are very similiar, though 1.4.1 is missing some proprietary code that Apple cannot...