It's not something that's easy to develop a general solution to. Maybe the process that's using a lot of RAM is not runaway, and is mission-critical. Maybe it i

It's not something that's easy to develop a general solution to. Maybe the process that's using a lot of RAM is not runaway, and is mission-critical. Maybe it is a runaway process and something else is mission-critical. The most 'fair' way to go about it is to just kill a random process. That skits the whole issue.