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CameronDev ,

Arch uses tmpfs for /tmp by default as well. At least on my.install from 2-3 years ago

lumirell OP ,
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I... don't think I have ever seen it do that automatically unless I missed some steps in the installation guide...? most of the time I just created the partitions I needed. I did a quick CTRL + F on tmpfs or tmp but not seeing anything...

Anyhow, I don't see on my desktop which still has Arch Linux installed which I want to move to KDE Neon but extremely lazy when you have an immense backup to do...

Max_P ,
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It's default since systemd afaik. I think systemd-tmpfiles manages this. It's never been a problem for me, it pretty much remains fairly empty most of the time. Most things like sockets are in /run which is also tmpfs.

Strit ,
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It has been default in Arch for a long time.

What is the output of your df -h | grep tmpfs command?
It should list a couple of devices using tmpfs, where /tmp is one of them.

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