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A small swap file is created during installation if no partition is setup. This is from both of my XFCE and KDE VM's. Swap: Kernel: swappiness: 15 (default 60) cache-pressure: 100 (default) ID-1: swap-1 type: file size: 3 GiB used: 0 KiB (0.0%) priority: -2 file: /swap/swap Now let's return to ...

Include to the iso a small swap-file 16-32MB and eliminate any possible crash of any program. These are my original first words. If after so many years in linux and three here you understand that by "include in the iso" you understand that this means what you can do on the process of installing or ...

siamhie you are doing a cheap trick out of egoism. There is not now and there never was a swap file in the iso. When you run the default live usb without remastering or persistence there is and never was a swap file. My words are clear and you speak of installation which is irrelevant. If on a live ...

No anger here and I speak really nice. How much time someone is here has nothing to do about. If it has then this should work against the one you defend. The "experienced" ones spread so easily such false information? She is the one who probably got angry and answered immediately with fake knowledge ...

Include to the iso a small swap-file 16-32MB and eliminate any possible crash of any program. That's already included on the ISO. I don't know what size is created because I have a dedicated partition I use for SWAP. No, it's not. And I doubt that you even have a live mx iso for if you had no ...

Include to the iso a small swap-file 16-32MB and eliminate any possible crash of any program.

... even in a live usb. You can even simply copy-paste ... Yes but everything on live session is temporary. It needs to be either a persistent live usb or you need to remaster after the change to make it permanent. (Also it needs to be writable, not prepared with dd / Etcher / Ubuntu or Mint tools ...

If you have any regular partitions on your USB (ie not a live usb ) , then yes you can create a swap file ( or partition ) there too. Might be faster to setup a small partition on your SSD, but I have several people that run usb installs with a swap partition. You can create a swap file even in a ...

Unfortunately not. You must be prepared for this as already mentioned. Timeshift in the past has personally failed me but even if it works it's too much for the case you just want to roll back a certain program. My personal solution is to never clean the downloaded packages apt cache [/var/cache/apt ...

Ok, Thanks Amiga-MX.