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Digo yo, con esto del problema de la RAM, no sera que se esta empezando a cumplir lo que decian los de ColllapseOS? No es exactamente lo mismo mismo que dicen ellos, pero es algo asi... https://collapseos.org/why.html También di una charla sobre esto en la última FLISoL 2025 donde el audio es muy malo, pero algo quiza se pueda sacar... https://tube.undernet.uy/w/6C6hUdxPkSXApUGYy8d89R #collapseos #ramcrisis #ram #memory #rammemory #memoriaram #memoria #computadoras #computers #pc
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One thing I give a lot of credit is /tmp.
In most Linux distributions, this folder is basically a "RAM Drive". You can put anything there, and then it's gone at restart. No need to install "RAM Drive" managers or what sort.
One thing I wonder is what would happen if you abuse it. Is there a way to limit how much "space" it can take before you're out of memory?
#Linux #PC #PCHardware #RAM #Memory #RAMMemory #Hardware #FOSS #OSS #OpenSource #RAMDisk #RAMDrive
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One thing I give a lot of credit is /tmp.
In most Linux distributions, this folder is basically a "RAM Drive". You can put anything there, and then it's gone at restart. No need to install "RAM Drive" managers or what sort.
One thing I wonder is what would happen if you abuse it. Is there a way to limit how much "space" it can take before you're out of memory?
#Linux #PC #PCHardware #RAM #Memory #RAMMemory #Hardware #FOSS #OSS #OpenSource #RAMDisk #RAMDrive
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One thing I give a lot of credit is /tmp.
In most Linux distributions, this folder is basically a "RAM Drive". You can put anything there, and then it's gone at restart. No need to install "RAM Drive" managers or what sort.
One thing I wonder is what would happen if you abuse it. Is there a way to limit how much "space" it can take before you're out of memory?
#Linux #PC #PCHardware #RAM #Memory #RAMMemory #Hardware #FOSS #OSS #OpenSource #RAMDisk #RAMDrive
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One thing I give a lot of credit is /tmp.
In most Linux distributions, this folder is basically a "RAM Drive". You can put anything there, and then it's gone at restart. No need to install "RAM Drive" managers or what sort.
One thing I wonder is what would happen if you abuse it. Is there a way to limit how much "space" it can take before you're out of memory?
#Linux #PC #PCHardware #RAM #Memory #RAMMemory #Hardware #FOSS #OSS #OpenSource #RAMDisk #RAMDrive
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One thing I give a lot of credit is /tmp.
In most Linux distributions, this folder is basically a "RAM Drive". You can put anything there, and then it's gone at restart. No need to install "RAM Drive" managers or what sort.
One thing I wonder is what would happen if you abuse it. Is there a way to limit how much "space" it can take before you're out of memory?
#Linux #PC #PCHardware #RAM #Memory #RAMMemory #Hardware #FOSS #OSS #OpenSource #RAMDisk #RAMDrive