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just 1 thing, why are you moving yay/paru to tmpdir, since they often have aur builds, and if you dont have a baller setup (i definitely do not), downloading the source and the compiles are not really temporary waste, also a general tip, dont remove browser cache also (depending upon how aggressively should the cache, like i have a slow cpu, but i got a ram upgrade and fair speed, i get almost near instantaneous load time when going to pages i have cached(for configuration, please check betterfox speed setup))
I have 16 GiB of mem + zram. Nothing makes it run out of mem.
Zram gives me some insane compression ratios. Like I cannot get the system to run out of mem doing everything that I normally do at once.
Also that is old, I don't really use the aur anymore. The only aur package that I have installed is
downgrade
and that is used to troubleshoot issues with the official packages lol.I also have the pacman cache in tmpfs, since I use btrfs snapshots for restoring.
Also my web pages and everything load just fine. I did mostly to reduce unnecessary writes to disk, the Gentoo wiki suggest moving the whole
$XDG_CACHE_HOME
to tmpfs which I think is extreme lolAlso my browser cache is not fully being cleared, notice that at the end of the script I have some syncing going on with rsync.