On linux/python, the Memory:used is fetched from psutil, but it's nothing really interesting. It corresponds to nothing in top for example.
That's, by itself, is a problem. But the code in library/stats.py uses it to compute total. This is wrong, as explained on the psutil documentation itself.
For ex on one system, i got 128G of RAM, reported as 125 by psutil.virtual_memory().total, which is fine. But free is 42.7 and used 6.4, and as such turing-smart-screen-python displays "49.2". As a side note, i have no idea what those 6.4 are...
On linux/python, the Memory:used is fetched from psutil, but it's nothing really interesting. It corresponds to nothing in
top
for example.That's, by itself, is a problem. But the code in
library/stats.py
uses it to computetotal
. This is wrong, as explained on the psutil documentation itself.For ex on one system, i got 128G of RAM, reported as 125 by
psutil.virtual_memory().total
, which is fine. But free is 42.7 and used 6.4, and as such turing-smart-screen-python displays "49.2". As a side note, i have no idea what those 6.4 are...