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Debian 13 will mount /tmp as tmpfs
Debian 13 has decided on a new way to mount the /tmp directory.
When in use, such files are loaded onto volatile memory ( RAM in this case), instead of a persistent storage device like an SSD or Hard disk. In my opinion, it is great to see Debian at long last joining other distros in implementing Tmpfs and automatic deletion of files for the /tmp and /var/tmp folders. Needless to say, Ubuntu has chosen( comment #4) to follow the same path, with one key difference, for now, they won't be extending the cleanup age for /tmp to the 30 days period, they intend to do it later.
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