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On a Linux system, it is very common to run out of memory, because you run too many programs, or because you run programs that are consuming too much memory. As a consequence, if your RAM is full, you won’t be able to launch new programs on your computer. In this tutorial, we are going to see how you can add swap space on Debian 10, either by creating a swap file or by creating a disk partition dedicated to swap.
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