Easy effects is an audio equalizer software and this is ps_mem results: https://rentry.org/7obq4y56 edit: it’s seems system monitor and neofetch report 1.5GB but htop and ps_mem report <1GB
It is curious that the system monitor and neofetch are reporting the same value while ps_mem and htop aren’t. But those internals unknown to me, but my guess would be different methods of calculating shared memory. You can look up that term if you like. I haven’t grasped it.
Private memory seems to be physical RAM usage.
The only candidates for less memory usage are probably
baloo: file indexer for faster searches in KDE apps. If you don’t search files or text often (or at all), might as well deactivate it in KDE system settings
smbd: mounts SMB drives (remote filesystem’s) I think. Do you do that? If not, you might as well uninstall it
The gains would be small though (~40-50MB?). Up to you.
Also surprisingly the DiscoverNotifier uses nearly as much RAM as plasmashell? That’s the update notifier. No idea how to disable it nor if you want to. Just think that it’s a little much for its task.
Easy effects is an audio equalizer software and this is ps_mem results: https://rentry.org/7obq4y56 edit: it’s seems system monitor and neofetch report 1.5GB but htop and ps_mem report <1GB
It is curious that the system monitor and neofetch are reporting the same value while ps_mem and htop aren’t. But those internals unknown to me, but my guess would be different methods of calculating shared memory. You can look up that term if you like. I haven’t grasped it.
Private memory seems to be physical RAM usage.
The only candidates for less memory usage are probably
The gains would be small though (~40-50MB?). Up to you.
Also surprisingly the DiscoverNotifier uses nearly as much RAM as plasmashell? That’s the update notifier. No idea how to disable it nor if you want to. Just think that it’s a little much for its task.
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