> Firefox would crash before it gets a chance to display anything. Maybe > we could say that "no single app can allocate more than 75% of ram", and > then *hope* that they all play nice. > > That's exactly what I wanted to do - limit a single app to say 75% of ram. > I think if app developers would just stop assuming that they are the > ONLY application that is important, and if they'd pay attention to error > codes returned when they make a system call or X request, and fall back > to a reasonable state, rather than die, things would be alot better. > I agree, but frankly said, it would be too naive for us to expect this. Even when most of the applications behaved nicely, there still will be at least one doing something nasty - and we and the Xorg developers must be prepared to handle this situation.
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