Hector Martin on Nostr: If you are so inclined, changing the stack size is one number in the kernel (even if ...

If you are so inclined, changing the stack size is one number in the kernel (even if it's not a config option, which it should be). Niche use cases demanding special kernel configs is normal. The *defaults* should cater to maximizing compatibility, robustness, and targeting "normal" systems with >=2G of RAM. If you really want tiny stacks, then compiling your own kernel isn't a big ask.