> if you’re a critical process like xlock, use statically allocated memory and don’t alloc again.
This doesn't save you if someone other allocates and OOM killer chooses you as victim
What is proposed is to not have an OOM killer with a selection process, meaning that the "someone other allocates" would be the one dying.
What is proposed is to not have an OOM killer with a selection process, meaning that the "someone other allocates" would be the one dying.