Re: Linux doesn't seem to manage memory very well

On 02/05/2024 14:54, James Harris wrote:
  ISTM that

what you say here is a great example of the issue I was pointing out in the original post: IMO page depletion should be handled better *by default* and not need human intervention for normal scenarios.
 

IME that is exactly what Linux *does* do.
Handles everything perfectly by default.
Swapping is what happens when *all else fails*.
In Windows, programs simply crash.
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