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I guess they could attempt to do so, but under extremely severe low memory conditions, the prompt (especially if its graphical) has a good chance of not reachin
by Santosh83 3y ago
I guess they could attempt to do so, but under extremely severe low memory conditions, the prompt (especially if its graphical) has a good chance of not reaching the user's screen in any reasonable time. That's why it has to decide without external I/O.
- omeid2 3y agoYou can suspend a process, drop some caches, and even swap them to disk, if the memory approaches critical levels, or better yet, you can set a watermark that suspend the process and prompts you before it gets to that.