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Another thing I noticed, which I never noticed before (allthough I'm not sure whether this is related to the 384 branch or something I just never noticed before): memory usage in the WebUI is way higher than reported by htop. I tried it with memory management enabled and disabled, bot show a difference between the usage reported in htop and the WebUi.In the latest alpha the difference seems even bigger:
Is this a known 'issue'?
The info I mentioned above regarding htop vs WebUI can safely be ignored. Thanks to those who provided their numbers.
As it turns out free -m and top report approximately the same values as the WebUI does, which are the correct ones. Apparently htop uses a different method of calculating free memory. Which is isn't incorrect btw, but not suitable for comparison. I found this explanation:
For those interested, full explanation is here.It is because htop is counting buffers and cached memory as free memory, because it can actually can be seen this way.