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It would have to be a non-desktop system. I'm pretty sure Linux will always free process-private memory, and threads, and file descriptors when a process exits
by ReactiveJelly 6y ago
It would have to be a non-desktop system.
I'm pretty sure Linux will always free process-private memory, and threads, and file descriptors when a process exits.
The only things that can leak in typical cases are some kinds of shared memory and maybe child processes?