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And if you delete too much the trash folder on tmpfs will fill up to half your available memory. With how terrible linux is with swap, unintentionally deleting
by wongarsu 2y ago
And if you delete too much the trash folder on tmpfs will fill up to half your available memory. With how terrible linux is with swap, unintentionally deleting a lot of data while doing something memory-intensive may well cause your system to slow to a crawl, forcing you to either sit it out or reboot and lose your recycle bin
- bravetraveler 2y agoDon't forget 'systemd-oomd' who may try to help. Depending on the configuration of your distribution/desktop environment, there's a non-zero chance your whole DE gets whacked. I generally am a fan of 'systemd', but the collection of parts require attention. cgroups and such Absolutely none of this is a concern for this project, though. I just find this-then-that stuff funny