I've noticed that there are notifications now if a programme is taking too much ram and the kernel kills it.
Were they there before or it's an update from the DE or notification manager.
I've noticed that there are notifications now if a programme is taking too much ram and the kernel kills it.
Were they there before or it's an update from the DE or notification manager.
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just_another_person@lemmy.world · 4 pts · 114d
I can't tell where you're getting this message from, but kernel logs would mention "OOMKill", so I'm assuming this isn't from the kernel itself, but another monitor logging it and reporting on it perhaps.
Create extra swap and that will help prevent this.
Hiro8811@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 114d
It was crashing while trying to render with vulkan so I'm guessing it's vram. I do have 32GB ram so I don't think it was using that much
just_another_person@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 114d
It's not video memory, it's system memory. Post the output of
free -mfozid@feddit.uk · 2 pts · 114d
That's not a kernel notification, that's a program you have installed setup to monitor for oom kernel notifications then to kill the offending process before it causes system issues. I installed one ages ago as I hit oom quite a bit with some of the data analysis I do in python.