On Fri, 14 Nov 2025 15:57:57 +0100, Didier wrote in message
<80ba9326-b342-4f15-9354-c4c705d40e0e@???>:

>     Hi.
>
>     I confirm that 'niceload -N <command-name>' doesn't lock a
> single page in memory.
>
> --     Didier

..looks like we've found a niceload bug.

..I can confirm that 'niceload niceload -L 18 -n 19 \
-M 6G -N -q chromium --disable-machine-id \
--disable-remote-extensions \
--disable-crashpad --disable-crash-reporter \
--enable-webgl-draft-extensions \
--enable-webgl2-compute-context \
--ignore-gpu-blocklist & ' does indeed help keep control
over your machine whenever chromium explodes.

..chk with e.g.: for p in $(pgrep chromium ) ;do grep VmSwap \
/proc/$p/status |cut -d: -f2- ;done |cut -d= -f2- |tr -d \
[:blank:] |tr '\n' '+' |qalc -c -t -f -


..aaand, this thread looks like I found a new way to spam
this list, re-editing an unfinished but queued post doesn't
prevent it from being sent along with those other queued
and ready-for-publication posts. :o|

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...with a number of polar bear hunters in his ancestry...
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