Still experiencing this on Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit. The culprit is Chrome - I need to run two different versions at the same time for testing, and with ~20 tabs open in each, after 1-2 days of usage, Ubuntu freezes (unresponsive mouse cursor, the only thing that works is the power button).
I would say it's a little embarrassing that this bug has remained unfixed since 2007, but I'm also an open source contributor (though unfortunately not on kernels), so I won't complain.
However, would it be possible to do something like what Windows does, and warn the user to close one or more applications when the amount of free memory is dangerously low?
Still experiencing this on Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit. The culprit is Chrome - I need to run two different versions at the same time for testing, and with ~20 tabs open in each, after 1-2 days of usage, Ubuntu freezes (unresponsive mouse cursor, the only thing that works is the power button).
I would say it's a little embarrassing that this bug has remained unfixed since 2007, but I'm also an open source contributor (though unfortunately not on kernels), so I won't complain.
However, would it be possible to do something like what Windows does, and warn the user to close one or more applications when the amount of free memory is dangerously low?