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That's an Ubuntu problem and not an Linux problem thank goodness.
by zokula 5y ago
That's an Ubuntu problem and not an Linux problem thank goodness.
- astrange 5y agoThat depends how good Linux's support for very-low-priority background tasks is. UNIX priorities don't handle this situation well because a low priority process is still technically immediately runnable and can cause priority inversions by clearing out all kinds of system caches that your foreground app was using.