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having an 8gb file you know you can delete isn't really all that helpful if everything has already gone disk-full-fracked. you should really have an alarm on fr
by gfody 6y ago
having an 8gb file you know you can delete isn't really all that helpful if everything has already gone disk-full-fracked. you should really have an alarm on free space, especially if you're an indie.
- kelnos 6y agoSure, but sometimes the disk filling up is caused by something runaway and fast. If your "60% full" alarm goes off and the disk fills up 2 minutes later, you're still stuck. With a "ballast file" (as another commenter termed it), you can decide exactly when processes get to start consuming disk again, and that can give you some headroom to fix the problem.