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it means some of your RAM will be used as if it were a disk, for the files in /tmp I'm sure it's optional, or at least hope it is, cause it might not be good i
by dekken_ 2y ago
it means some of your RAM will be used as if it were a disk, for the files in /tmp
I'm sure it's optional, or at least hope it is, cause it might not be good in all contexts
- shrimp_emoji 2y agoIf you have 8 GBs of RAM (or, for some reason, less) and have to compile Node/Rust/Go projects, it's a no-Go. But then Debian doesn't have the AUR, so you're probably good. :p (On Arch, I had to undo what Debian is now doing on a laptop I have since updating some AUR packages would fail from lack of RAM. Now, they succeed and only take an hour!)