Linux - What is Page-Stealer process? Explain the paging states for a page in memory.

What is Page-Stealer process? Explain the paging states for a page in memory.

The pages that are eligible for swapping are found by the Page-Stealer’ and places the page numbers in a list which contains the pages to be swapped.

The paging states are 1. ‘aging and is not yet eligible for swapping’ and 2. ‘eligible for swapping but not yet eligible for re assignment to other virtual address space.
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