Best Answer: The average, fit, adult rider can produce only 75 watts or 1/10hp when. cycling at a continuous 12mph. Only a top cycling athlete can produce 200W or about 1/4 hp - and this is. only for short bursts before overheating - not continuously.
A swap partition is simply the Linux equivalent of a Windows paging file. Many linux used/still can use a file rather than a swap partition. It's worth noting that unlike Windows which use only ram and a page file, some linux systems also have zram and zswap to aid the system.
I'm redoing my Linux systems at home, and am wondering about partition sizes. In the past, I've always installed Linux on a single partition; I'd like to setup the system as follows: I'm not 100% certain how much space should be devoted to the '/' partition. Swap will be 2x RAM; boot will be ~200M. How much should the OS receive? I was thinking of giving it between 15 and 20G (and all else to /home where most of my files will be located), but I wasn't sure if it would need more.