Difference between revisions of "Swap"

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That is a question that cannot be ~~answerd~~ without having a look at your configuration and even with plenty of available memory, it is often used as a safety net or even sometimes due to specific application requirements so have a look at the following non-exhaustive list:</translate>

That is a question that cannot be answered without having a look at your configuration and even with plenty of available memory, it is often used as a safety net or even sometimes due to specific application requirements so have a look at the following non-exhaustive list:</translate>

* <translate> If you use hibernation: ''yes, you need swap!''</translate>

* <translate> If you have services that are not always active, but are still running all the time: ''yes, you need swap!''</translate>

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-That is a question that cannot be answerd without having a look at your configuration and even with plenty of available memory, it is often used as a safety net or even sometimes due to specific application requirements so have a look at the following non-exhaustive list:</translate>
+That is a question that cannot be answered without having a look at your configuration and even with plenty of available memory, it is often used as a safety net or even sometimes due to specific application requirements so have a look at the following non-exhaustive list:</translate>
 * <translate><!--T:12--> If you use hibernation: ''yes, you need swap!''</translate>
 * <translate><!--T:13--> If you have services that are not always active, but are still running all the time: ''yes, you need swap!''</translate>