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It all depends, next Debian will mount tmp in ram, LWN has a great article about it as usual. They talk about the problem with clean up, e.g. tmux sessions are
by pastage 2y ago
It all depends, next Debian will mount tmp in ram, LWN has a great article about it as usual. They talk about the problem with clean up, e.g. tmux sessions are stored in tmp.
https://lwn.net/Articles/975565/ https://lwn.net/Articles/975565/
- chipdart 2y agoI don't think your reply holds any relevance. All it discusses is the file system used by a distro for it's /tmp. That's irrelevant for this discussion. The file system is still wiped on reboot and old files are garbage collected after X days of creation, which is handed by the likes of systemd and upstart. The article you quoted reiterates exactly the points I made.