Except even Gentoo does binaries now (more than they used to).
Except even Gentoo does binaries now (more than they used to).
Don’t know much, but nl80211 in the stack is indicative that the crash happens in a WiFi driver.
Looks like maybe some bad behaviour with a mutex.
ed is the standard editor!
Looking at the link that was posted it appears to be a dummy CSS file to test some part of the go standard library that works with html and CSS.
Compared to Windows NT, Linux is famous for using spare pages for cache, and reporting relatively high RAM usage, which is not directly related to the working sets used by processes. It also (I think NT also does this) pre-zeroes unused pages during idle CPU time, so they can be allocated to processes faster on demand.
There’s probably no problem. And as the other commenter mentions, if you dig down into the reporting, you can figure out how much is actually going to processes.
Stellaris on Steam has a fully-native Linux executable.