#1

I’ve read that swap is not good for ssds. I have excess ram and would like to remove the swap space. I followed the instructions from an Ubuntu forum to remove it (using LUKS) but when I tried it on Silverblue my system would still look for it during startup. I had commented out the line in /etc/fstab. Is there a different way to remove it in Silverblue? Am I wasting my time trying to do this?
Thanks

#2

Rather than removing swap, it might be a better idea to reduce swapiness if you’re concerned about unwanted wear on your SSD.

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#3

This is perfect. Thanks!