Yes, it is appreciated :-) As I said, Emacs has many ancient defaults that many people have to fiddle with to make the editor theirs. Some of them is because o

Yes, it is appreciated :-) As I said, Emacs has many ancient defaults that many people have to fiddle with to make the editor theirs. Some of them is because of a slow drift of user preferences over the generations. But memory management strategy is one area where objectively a new default strategy would make a lot of sense. One which automatically adapts to RAM size, since Emacs scales down so well, unlike its competing memory guzzlers.