Re: Copilot for Linux!

Farley Flud <ff@linux.rocks> wrote:

On 11 Oct 2024 19:37:51 GMT, Stéphane CARPENTIER wrote:
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And Linux knows well better than you when using swap and when not. So if
you have enough memory, you create some swap to let Linux chose when to
use swap or not.

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Stop spreading false information,

I'm not.

you ignoramus idiot.

You are really limited. A five year little girl could do better than
that.

With Linux, the user is in total control of swap handling.

So what? Having the possibility to mess with one own system doesn't mean
it's a good idea to do it. You proved it very often. Each time you come
here with your broken system.

And, as you are as predictable as you are limited, I can guess the next
messages. First you claim your system never broke. Then DFS will prove
it did. You can't learn even the basics, how could you learn something
as complex as a computer?

The relevant parameter is found here:
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cat /proc/sys/vm/swappiness
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This value can set directly or at boot time via sysctl.conf.

Once again: so what? Being able to change it isn't enough to know better
than the Linux developers and distro maintainers. They know what they
do, and if you don't know better, you should keep it this way.

So shut the fuck up.

Certainly not. It's too funny to answer.

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