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by jauntywundrkind
946 days ago
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Do they? What did nt4 do that was so great? Linux zram seems effective for marking some memory as compressed swap. Alas it doesn't play well with zswap, reportedly, which lets real swap drives also be compressed. But should be useful in many scenarios to quickly switch between compressed memories in a wide number of cases. |
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