> Swap was hardly filled up, and remember it's the 2xRAM swap size now!
> Has Linux been too eager to accept recent windows converts (and prior
> to their recovery from that brain damage) and lost it's sharp edge of
The Linux tree OOM trigger is way wrong right now. We know
> Where is a patch to
>Where is a patch to allow the sensible OOM I had in prior kernels?
>(cause this crap is getting pitched)
I gave Alan a patch to fix the problem where the OOM activates too early
(eg. when there's still plenty of swap and buffer memory to eat). I don't
know whether this made it into the mainstre
When the OOM kills the process that I am currently composing within
(an active character stream), that is a MICROSOFT WINDOWS behavior.
I don't care if it's hogging the machine, *I'M* using it! That is the
point after all, isn't it? A human sysadmin could kill my process
(and then I would hav
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