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by tyre
2 hours ago
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I don't think your average consumer has any idea how memory works, which apps are using it, or what a "reasonable" consumption is for a given task. If things don't work, they will blame the computer. Developers will check and see that their electron app is only using 5GB of memory. They will test on 32GB memory M5 MBPs. Complaints to support will lead to recommendations to kill other apps. What would make change is if MacOS killed processes above a certain limit, which obviously it would never (and should never) do. |
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Or the single app that slows it down.