Having read the manual and examples on the Internet, still confused.
Some suggest it is the limit of a session (as
http://www.svantech.com/node/4.
* Was it the size limit of a single process?
* Was it the size limit of a single session?
* If it is for a session, what counts a session? Is a single login
to gnome-session a session? Is every terminal window I open in
xterm a session? Is it a login session or a shell session? or a
screen session? So if I set rss to 1GB, does it mean I can use 2GB
if I run two 1GB-sized program each in a separate xterm window?
I believe those who knows how kernel works has the right assumption of
what 'session' is, but that is not obvious to users who use command line
mostly on user-space. Please hint! Thanks.
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