> The other, easier, answer is to buy more ram, if you simply have more memory than you will ever use (such as having 128GiB of memory when you only regularly u

> The other, easier, answer is to buy more ram, if you simply have more memory than you will ever use (such as having 128GiB of memory when you only regularly use 30GiB), you'll rarely run into OOM issues. Wanna emphasize this mostly because it took me way too long to think of. Was dealing with memory pressure regularly and constantly getting frustrated… then dropped an entire $60 or something to throw another 32GB in the machine and never think about my memory again. Like a week later when I ran out of disk space again and was struggling to make room… same realization. Spent $75 for a 1TB NVME SSD dropped in my mailbox two days later and doubled my storage. So we’re talking $135 to double my RAM and storage and stop wasting time and brain space on this stuff.