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A farewell to tmem

Ten years ago, transcendent memory was pushed as a way of enabling the system to make better use of available RAM. The developer of this concept left the kernel community years ago, though, and the concept has never quite taken off. In 5.3, it seems likely that most of the transcendent-memory code will be removed due to lack of maintainership. Some aspects of the frontswap mechanism are still used and will remain, though.

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