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How to Prevent Linux Desktop Crashes Under Heavy Load
Your Linux workstation freezes mid-edit — the cursor stops, the compositor dies, and you lose unsaved work. This episode breaks down three distinct failure domains: memory exhaustion (where the OOM killer shoots the wrong process), CPU lockups (where I/O stalls freeze your desktop), and GPU/VRAM overcommit (where driver hangs kill graphics contexts). You'll learn how to configure earlyoom with precise thresholds, tune kernel parameters like dirty ratios and hung task timeouts, set real-time priorities with chrt, and use Claude Code as a recovery tool from a TTY. Whether you're editing video…
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