Today we see a quick solution to resize a resource formatted with tmpfs quickly, without rebooting or losing data. This is the case of complex server applications, but it's also my case. For a few months I have been using Solus as the operating system on my laptop to great advantage Read more
In Linux there are commands pretty much for anything, because the graphical interface cannot always be visible. When working on a server and only shell access exists, everything is available with these commands. So today we're going to explore the commands that can be used for Read more
For those who would like to have more ram, but not if you can afford to mount a virtual board. sudo mount -t tmpfs tmpfs / mnt -o size = 1024m And on reboot everything will return as before.