Comment by Beijinger
21 hours ago
You know what I would like to have? An application that sends a kill / kill -9 signal to a specific app, example Chromes, when things go south.
21 hours ago
You know what I would like to have? An application that sends a kill / kill -9 signal to a specific app, example Chromes, when things go south.
Like xkill? [1]
Just be careful where you click
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xkill
Last I checked the OOM killer was configurable. However the process of configuring it was so convoluted I doubt anyone has successfully done it.
For OOM, there's earlyoom [1] and systemd-oomd [2]. They usually work out of the box
[1]: https://github.com/rfjakob/earlyoom
[2]: https://man.archlinux.org/man/systemd-oomd.8
How is that sufficiently different from the Halting Problem?
The halting problem asks you to conclusively answer if a arbitrary program will stop running in the future. This asks to stop running a given program when stats seem bad currently. I don't really see what the relation is supposed to be.
The solution doesn't have to be perfect.