Steve Grubb wrote:
> I think it was mentioned before that systemd is consuming a lot of memory.
The amount quoted was actually ridiculously small considering both today's
memory sizes and the fact that systemd is a singleton process.
Plus, it can be reduced even further (by something like 90%!) by disabling
SELinux. It's your security stuff which is consuming a lot of memory.
Kevin Kofler
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