The State & Future Of Linux Power Management (2016)

[Passso]

i have swap, but my memory is also never filled up, so what is your point?
i think you either do not understand how linux memory subsystem works or paid too much for memory for unused device

Sorry but you are wrong: I just ran "top" to see and my swap is unused after 8 days uptime.
So basically if you have enough ram your swap file is useless.

[cj.wijtmans]

Sorry but you are wrong: I just ran "top" to see and my swap is unused after 8 days uptime.
So basically if you have enough ram your swap file is useless.

You obviously dont understand how linux memory works, shitlord.

[pal666]

Sorry but you are wrong: I just ran "top" to see and my swap is unused after 8 days uptime.
So basically if you have enough ram your swap file is useless.

it would just mean you bought too much ram for your disk activity

[pal666]

or i dont see the point of swap when i can use it for something else.

that would be relevant if storage for swap is cheaper than storage for cache

[pal666]

that would be relevant if storage for swap is cheaper than storage for cache

the other way around, obviously

[Passso]

You obviously dont understand how linux memory works, shitlord.

Ok for insults, but at least explain where I am wrong.

[ealltech]

How can a swap on disk can be faster than reading the memory directly?

[ealltech]

I continue to have problem on network response after resuming from suspend state. The network is not correctly initialized.