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authorw96k <w96k@debian>2022-11-13 03:44:35 +0400
committerw96k <w96k@debian>2022-11-13 03:44:35 +0400
commit709b33ee7aea2755f5bb6231af7e72159c4ed895 (patch)
treece677dd5a2d54a2f34caf34a3fd4cd0c16b042cf
parentf92c33f7bd7052be548cf658c40435c0e44426e5 (diff)
Fix typos
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diff --git a/content/en/posts/ram-fix.org b/content/en/posts/ram-fix.org
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@@ -124,11 +124,11 @@ tasks in modern world, like working on gaming laptop with very powerful
CPU and GPU, that are used mostly to render text in a text editor.
*** Swap
-Swap is a partiton on your hard drive that is being used in situation
+Swap is a partition on your hard drive that is being used in situation
when there is no RAM left. It is used for other reasons too and such
partition is recommended to have on most GNU+Linux systems.
-You can configure how often linux system will use swapp changing
+You can configure how often linux system will use swap changing
~swappiness~. You can read about changing that setting and to learn about
swap in general in the link below.
@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ performance. It helps your system to stay performant if it uses swap a
lot, but it increases the CPU usage because of that. I use Zram on a
machine with 2GiB of RAM and 16GiB swap and it works great even with
many programs opened at the same time (text editor, browser, docker
-container, messanger).
+container, messenger).
[[[https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Improving_performance#zram_or_zswap][Arch Linux Wiki: Zram]]]