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macOS shows a modal with a list of offending applications and how much RAM they're using. Some of those applications are "paused", marked in red, some are "not

macOS shows a modal with a list of offending applications and how much RAM they're using. Some of those applications are "paused", marked in red, some are "not responding", and some are responding normally. You can pick applications from that list and choose between "Resume" (for "paused" applications) or "Force Quit". At no point the system becomes unresponsive.

eru 2mo ago
> At no point the system becomes unresponsive. That is, if you are lucky enough for the dialogue to pop up. I do agree that when you get the dialogue, it is a much better user experience than under Linux.