OK, I multitask to much. I have like 50 tabs open in waterfox or I'll try to convert 300 files at one time. Problem is even with 8GB of ram and a 4 gb swap file my program just freezes as in waterfox or closes without notice as in ffmulticonverter, and when I had a huge update and it would just stop updating with a curious error message "I" didn't understand fully. Well the answer was to increase my tmp size in linux and it's so simple also. I went to a few pages with code in bits like 1024mb and crap, not what I wanted. I then found the most simple command that is saved in my linux commands notes. Also all the problems instantly disappeared after this totally. Here's the code.
sudo mount -o remount,size=5G /tmp/
This is for 5gb, I have the full use of the solid state drive so I put in 12G instead since I guess the norm is 3.6GB nowadays. I guess there is a reason to have 16gb of ram nowadays and if I upgrade it'll be 32gb's since overdoing it gives me an edge for the future.
OK, I multitask to much. I have like 50 tabs open in waterfox or I'll try to convert 300 files at one time. Problem is even with 8GB of ram and a 4 gb swap file my program just freezes as in waterfox or closes without notice as in ffmulticonverter, and when I had a huge update and it would just stop updating with a curious error message "I" didn't understand fully. Well the answer was to increase my tmp size in linux and it's so simple also. I went to a few pages with code in bits like 1024mb and crap, not what I wanted. I then found the most simple command that is saved in my linux commands notes. Also all the problems instantly disappeared after this totally. Here's the code.
sudo mount -o remount,size=5G /tmp/
This is for 5gb, I have the full use of the solid state drive so I put in 12G instead since I guess the norm is 3.6GB nowadays. I guess there is a reason to have 16gb of ram nowadays and if I upgrade it'll be 32gb's since overdoing it gives me an edge for the future.
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