** Description changed:

- having a lot of apps open my unity8-dash gets contantly killed along the
- apps if a certain OOM threshold is reached ... this appears like a
- system crash of the UI (even though it is desired killing) from a user
- perspective ...
+ STEPS:
+ 1. Install the BBC NEWS app from the store
+ 2. Go back to the apps scope
+ 3. Open the bbc app browse about a bit
+ 4. Click on a video link
+ 5. let it play for a while
+ 6. Cycle back to the scopes
+ Scopes then restarts
+ 
+ 
+ having a lot of apps open my unity8-dash gets contantly killed along the apps 
if a certain OOM threshold is reached ... this appears like a system crash of 
the UI (even though it is desired killing) from a user perspective ...
  
  checking the oom_score_adj values of all running apps i see that the
  dash has the same high value as all other open foreground apps:
  
  ...
  11    7960    oxide-renderer
  11    7963    oxide-renderer
- 11    7988    oxide-renderer  
+ 11    7988    oxide-renderer
  300   6170    oxide-renderer
  802   12514   unity8-dash
  802   6088    webbrowser-app
  802   6873    webapp-containe
  802   7425    webapp-containe
  802   7910    webapp-containe
  
  (the full log can be found at http://paste.ubuntu.com/8526308/ ) given
  that the dash is one part of our core UI it should be excluded from app
  lifecycle management (keeping the same oom_score of 10 as unity8 does)
  so that only actual apps get killed on high memory pressure.

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  unity8-dash should be excluded from app lifecycle management

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