So what happens if you put the "disk file" on tmpfs? Personally, I have more than enough RAM now and I no longer need virtual memory. I do not need a "disk" or

So what happens if you put the "disk file" on tmpfs? Personally, I have more than enough RAM now and I no longer need virtual memory. I do not need a "disk" or other secondary storage in order to retrieve and consume data. I consider virtual memory a relic from an earlier era of limited computing resources, like "user accounts" designed for an era of time-limited use of prohibitively expensive, shared computers. We now all have our own _personal_ computers and GB's of RAM, but we still have use kernels with builtin solutions designed to address issues of scarce, expensive, shared computers and scarce, expensive RAM.