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To be totally fair, that also happens with the kernel's OOM killer. Sometimes you wish X had been killed, instead of a total freeze or for example LUKS/dm-cryp
by Avamander 4y ago
To be totally fair, that also happens with the kernel's OOM killer.
Sometimes you wish X had been killed, instead of a total freeze or for example LUKS/dm-crypt being unable to allocate memory (and causing way way way worse issues than X being killed).