Your swapfile setup seems to be very similar to what I do on most systems. I installed void in a similar fashion as what you described (I’ve been meaning to try out void anyway), and swapfile is working for me.

By the system crashes, do you mean while booting, or when you try to activate swap manually, or something else? Could you provide your bootloader configuration and /etc/fstab ? I believe the swapfile line should follow the @swap subvolume mount line.

Here is mine, for example:

UUID=Y0LOY0LO-Y0LO-Y0LO-Y0LO-Y0LOY0LOY0LO       /swap           btrfs           rw,discard=async,space_cache=v2,subvol=/@swap       0 0
/swap/swapfile1         none            swap            defaults                0 0

Also, curious why use a @tmp subvolume instead of tmpfs? Are you putting large files there?

I used byobu waaaay back in the day. I think it was only for screen at the time, but I think it’s for both now. I actually adapted the modules into my tmux configuration like 12 years ago, and am still using them to this day

If I had a nickel for every time Drumpf told the truth, I’d now have a nickel, which isn’t a lot.

He’s probably been out of the public eye because he’s undergoing a heart plant surgery, sourced from one of his concentration camps. Yeah, a horribly dark thing to say, but it doesn’t seem as far fetched as it would have been 8 months ago

In this bizarro back assword timeline we’re living in, it’s not only “hilarious”, but also quite plausible. Paint and labor paid by yours truly, via taxes