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authorThorsten Töpper <atsutane@freethoughts.de>2025-08-24 22:43:37 +0200
committerThorsten Töpper <atsutane@freethoughts.de>2025-08-24 22:43:37 +0200
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niflheim/i3status: Show memory available if >90% are used.
Until today never noticed this minor error in my configuration. Note for those not familiar with the difference: On Linux free memory is completely unused memory, a total waste of this ressource. Important is the memory categorized as available, this covers caches/buffers meaning data which isn't required to be kept in-memory but there for performance and other improvements. Free memory is part of available memory so if there are 300MiB free, but 25GiB available you won't have a problem starting the greedy web-browser due to a memory shortage. Details can be found in /proc/meminfo and related Linux kernel documentation. In the latter probably also somewhere the criteria by which is chosen what to remove from the cache for a process allocation.
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