I figured swap would only be used if I ran out of available memory. I’m not an expert at all, so I could be totally wrong about that.

Is it possible that the container is allocating the space preemptively but not actively using it? So proxmox would see it as being used, but plex is simply reserving it. I think I’ve seen that occur on other containers like home assistant (but this is a VM not LXC). Proxmox says it’s using almost all the memory available to it, but going into home assistant itself says it’s only using a fraction of that amount.

As much as I hate Twitter, the feature where users can add context would be amazing on other platforms. Would love to see it on Lemmy.

But only some numbers. Apple’s, for instance, is net profit from what I can see. Heinz isn’t. I haven’t looked into any more of them, but they’re just inconsistent.

Crappy posts like this bug me so much because it makes “my side” look like we’re full of shit. There are mountains of true and verified facts to support the conclusion that workers should be paid more and corporations are ruthlessly greedy.

No idea. I’m new to proxmox and Linux by about 2 weeks, so I’m mainly just trying to learn. I figured since the tteck script sets up a LXC, it would be possible, but I can’t really find any record of someone else doing it.

No, I have an extra USB drive to test it out.