> I agree with samuel here. Science software know how to use disk baked > file. And are better than general software. I will open rcbug to use > /var/tmp instead of /tmp in this case. But it is a pitty. /var/tmp has a little problem: is not cleared upon reboot. In fact one time i couldn't do a graphical login anymore because the kde-stuff in /var/tmp had taken the entire available space on the partitin. Also i was thinking that if we consider the amount of IO that kde does on the home of the user, and the amount that does on /var/tmp, and of course the many libraries that it needs to load, and so on... In the end the activity on /tmp compared to the activity in general is so small that i doubt keeping tmp on the ram is going to have any positive impact at all on performances. -- Salvo Tomaselli
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