Version: (using Devel) Compiler: g++ 4.3 OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled sources RAM system monitor shows the amount of ram (TEXT) in MB rather than GB eg: 6,000,000 MB shown instead of 6.0GB (6gb of ram here on this box) - could be user selectable? of automagically selected depending on the amount of ram? if ram > 1gb then show in MB else show ram demarkings in GB? screenshot of what i mean: http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/7446/snapshot1kj.jpg
SVN commit 1023272 by pdamsten: Use correct scale and unit. BUG:207316 M +13 -6 ram.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1023272
The bug still happens, I still see 6,000,000 MB instead of 6 GB of ram. I am changing the status to 'unconfirmed' svn-up about 2 hrs ago svn details: qt-copy: 1026223 kdelibs: 1026223 kdebase: 1026223
SVN commit 1029566 by pdamsten: What happened to commit 1023272? Committing again. BUG:207316 M +13 -6 ram.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=1029566
It got lost during module move...
thanks for the fix, but would it be possible for it be scalable like the SM network plasmoid, where scale is 0.0KiB/s - 0.8KiB/s when there is little or no activity and the scale depends on the current network activity. or should I submit a separate bug report for that?
Since memory usage won't vary as much as net it will probably show full usage most of the time if it's scaled. So I think it's better to show it against total memory.