Hello all, since Fedora install zram during installation ( good thing), i guess what swappiness should i set to perform as it best zram?
Thank you
Added zram
The defaults should be the best for general use.
If you have a particular work load then you might need to tune things differently.
But first see if you can detect an issue using the defaults.
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I used to do swappiness 0 since I’d rather see my physical RAM maxed before going to slower swap (just an idea and wasn’t an actual solution to anything), but nowadays I just keep it default (was 60 iirc)