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On linux there is the best of both worlds approach. You can use zram for swap and userspace OOM killer, like earlyoom. If processes start using a bit more memor
by zzzcpan 7y ago
On linux there is the best of both worlds approach. You can use zram for swap and userspace OOM killer, like earlyoom. If processes start using a bit more memory or leaking they won't get killed and nothing will slow down much, but will get killed if things start to go too far to cause performance problems.