> That's a lot of RAM for files you don't need in RAM all the time. It shouldn't be; the idea is to make it so little to no data actually gets written to that

> That's a lot of RAM for files you don't need in RAM all the time. It shouldn't be; the idea is to make it so little to no data actually gets written to that tmpfs (everything is in /nix, /persist, or /home), and it's only even present and not read-only in case you've missed something.