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Taken seriously: RAM often does get offloaded to disk as needed, so realistically this changes nothing in terms of specs needed to handle what's in memory. Tak
by seangrogg 6y ago
Taken seriously: RAM often does get offloaded to disk as needed, so realistically this changes nothing in terms of specs needed to handle what's in memory.
Taken less seriously: Do you not already need this just to run JIRA on Chrome? Or apps on Electron, generally?
- eggsnbacon1 6y agoI've found its faster and more reliable to reload JIRA tabs by simply creating a VM, running it on a browser in there, and pausing the VM when you don't need JIRA. When you need it, or after a restart, simply load up your VM and resume the operating system. This usually takes only a second or two, much faster than reloading JIRA the normal way. If anyone from Atlassian is here, please help me create an official JIRA tab VM image! Maintaining my JIRA OS negates probably half the time I save loading JIRA this way!