In the realm of Linux systems, efficient memory management is crucial for maintaining optimal performance. Over time, the memory cache, buffer, and swap space can accumulate unnecessary data, potentially slowing down your system. In this guide, we will explore how to clear RAM cache, buffer, and swap space on a Linux system to enhance overall performance.
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