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Hi! While researching and using Gemini AI, I realized that the installation script I used didn't set up the zram properly. So, I created a swap file and configured the zram myself. Right now, I'm running a test: I'm compiling a Rust TUI app, watching a YouTube video in Firefox, streaming web radio via mpv to a Bluetooth speaker, and keeping the terminal open with 'bottom' to monitor everything. RAM usage peaked at 50%, with 50% swap usage. Even though the CPU usage is high, I'm really happy with the results. Thanks for the comments and the help! 😊
Nice ^^
If you want to do some stress-testing later on, there is a thing called
cpuburnfor CPU. And for behaviour under RAM load, I would start opening tabs in FF. When I had 8GB of RAM I had to routinely "close all tabs to the right" once a week