[09:51] <teddy-dbear> Morning peoples, critters and everything else
[19:14] <vorathiel21> Hi people, i wanna   put   /home/user/.cache  and   /tmp  directories  in  /run/shm   to increase performance and   clean temp files on every reboot.  Can i do this with symlinks  ??
[19:19] <waltman>  /tmp should already be getting clear on reboot.
[19:19] <waltman> cleared
[19:21] <waltman> Looking online, I think there might be a issue with running out of memory if you try to save too much to /tmp or .cache and have those really be in ram.
[19:26] <waltman> You might want to read through the issues raised here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/livecd-rootfs/+bug/1533639
[19:27] <vorathiel21> thnx for your answer.  Yeah i read something like that, but i'll take that risk .  At least to test ...
[19:28] <waltman> Also keep in mind that recently accessed files will be in the disk cache, so they'll already be in RAM
[19:29] <vorathiel21> u got a point with that
[19:29] <vorathiel21> hmmm
[19:31] <waltman> it's complicated!
[19:31] <vorathiel21> i just don't want to  declare  two separated tmpfs in fstab . One fot  /tmp  another  for  /home/user/.cache   ...
[19:33] <vorathiel21> if i can put the two directories under  /run/shm   it's all in the same place
[20:36] <vorathiel21> thnx for your help  waltman
[20:49] <waltman> vorathiel21: tbh I've never tried to do this myself. You might get more of a response during the week than on a Saturday.
[20:49] <waltman> or on #ubuntu
[20:50] <swift110> hey all