Apparently previously fixed in Plasma 4 (Bug 245762), it has returned in Plasma 5: I have no Swap partition but a Swap graph is shown anyways (always at zero). Expected behaviour: Don't show that graph at all.
Created attachment 112173 [details] screenshot taken on Arch Linux, plasma 5.12.4
I registered here to report this. I read kmi, Dr.Chapatin comments. Fully agree and confirm the bug presence. Please get rid from that zero-level line of the entire swapping technology turned off. O level line means availability of swap but not in use for that very moment. Disabling of all swapping itself should lead to line absence, not zero-line. Example: Imagine we have 3 SSDs on the system. One day we removed and sold couple of them. So now we have only 1 SSD connected. But some utility shows us that we have 3 SSDs but two of them has capacity of 0. It is not correct and ridiculous, right? If to hide that 0-level swap line if swapping was turn off, then we have good illustration of swapping state/mode: disabled. Showing always 0-level swap line is not informative and leads to confusion: (is is enabled and not using at that time) or (is it disabled). May be to check, for example, the swapon --show output to decide to hide that line or not? Thank you all! --- Manjaro KDE 17.1.10 (stable branch). KDE Plasma version: 5.12.5 KDE Frameworks version: 5.46.0 Qt version: 5.10.1 Kernel version: 4.14.44-1-MANJARO OS type: 64-bit
Still the same in v5.13.2. If despite of all msgs you want to list that non-informative zero-level line than make is non-solid for example dashed at least. Thanks!