On Wed, May 21, 2025 at 10:29 AM Heinrich Schuchardt
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> Hello Nick,
>
> Mounting /tmp as tmpfs makes sense on systems that are not very memory
> constrained. I have been using this for the last years on all my systems.
>
> I am wondering which mount option shall be used. I have tended to
Hello Nick,
Mounting /tmp as tmpfs makes sense on systems that are not very memory
constrained. I have been using this for the last years on all my systems.
I am wondering which mount option shall be used. I have tended to mount
with nosuid,nodev. But there are some rare use cases, e.g. with chro
Hi,
### Background
In the 24.10 cycle, Ubuntu began defaulting to /tmp as a tmpfs
(interestingly, Ubuntu was poised to do this many releases ago[1], but
apparently did not go through with it at the time), and /var/tmp being
cleaned up on a timer. This was done at the same time as Debian[2],
and a
