There is a common misconception that swappiness affects the memory threshold or prevents using swap space, but it only affects the preference for freeing up file pages over swap. See: this article for a more detailed explanation or the kernel source code where it is used.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Swap#Swappiness

Rust naturally accumulates as the kernel oxidizes.

Does this have anything to do with the recent removal of Russian maintainers?

Linux distros differ only in their package managers, really.

rsync

Edit: Or maybe you want a GUI?

It’s all about the AUR now btw i use arch

LUKS is the Linux utility most similar to VeraCrypt; they both use block-level encryption. Vaults uses filesystem-level encryption. LUKS has been around for twenty years.

Can some nerd tell me what the rightmost two on the bottom row are?

Edit: Didn’t notice how old this post was.