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It's "jargon" related to memory management development that describes a different condition. You can run just fine with very low memory if there is no memory p
by throwawaylinux 5y ago
It's "jargon" related to memory management development that describes a different condition.
You can run just fine with very low memory if there is no memory pressure. No allocation demand means no requirement to perform costly reclaiming operations.
- phendrenad2 5y agoIt's worse than jargon because there seems to be no clear definition. It seems to be loosely defined as "how much swap space you're using" by some people, at least.
- throwawaylinux 5y agoIt's not defined that way by people who use it in kernel development. It has at least as clear a definition as "low memory" and refers to something different, as I said.