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I would be curious if Ubuntu is doing anything on top of it, though. systemd's oom-killer has been enabled in Fedora for like a year now, IIRC, and no one on Fe
by AdmiralAsshat 4y ago
I would be curious if Ubuntu is doing anything on top of it, though. systemd's oom-killer has been enabled in Fedora for like a year now, IIRC, and no one on Fedora has complained about it killing their Firefox browser or their entire DE session.
- tssva 4y agoIf you search there are many complaints of Fedora killing applications under similar circumstances. Ubuntu sets the memory pressure limit to 50% and Fedora does the same for user processes. The systemd-oomd default is a less aggressive 60%.