Considering that systemd-oomd as shipped by Ubuntu is happy to start gunning processes when there are upwards of 10 GB of free memory on the system, I think tho

Considering that systemd-oomd as shipped by Ubuntu is happy to start gunning processes when there are upwards of 10 GB of free memory on the system, I think those complaints are entirely justified. This is hardly the only instance of some systemd appendage presumptuously doing something obnoxious or destructive.