I’ve recently started running into an issue with the systemd-oomd killer. I use tmux, and I usually have 3-4 sessions for different contexts (work, mail, project 1, project 2). I use gnome-terminal to run these. Now, sometimes, let’s say in project 1, if I do something cpu/memory intensive, systemd…

Edit: The simplest way to do this is to modify the default-command variable tmux provides. So in the tmux config file (~/.tmux.config?): # in tmux.conf set-option -g default-command 'systemd-run --user --scope bash' Older solution (round about, not needed) I’m not sure tbh. For the time being,…

How would one create new tmux servers, each isolated in a separate slice (so that if systemd-oomd kills one, the other tmux servers keep living)

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jakfrost (Stephen Douglas Snow) October 26, 2022, 4:00pm 2

Would systemd-nspawn provide the isolation desired?

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How would one create new tmux servers, each isolated in a separate slice (so that if systemd-oomd kills one, the other tmux servers keep living)

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