Huhu,
On Tuesday 23 December 2008, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> On Tuesday 23 December 2008, Dominik Haumann wrote:
> > into my mind are System Status, System Load Watcher, System Load
> > Viewer, TimeMon, System Essentials, System Usage, ...
>
> System Load Viewer is quite straight forward and "says it all" IMHO. =)
> hope to see this in 4.3!
Agreed. I'll change this later so it's also reflected in the code.
There still seems to be a problem with regard to calculating the memory and
cpu usage.
1. Memory
total = mem/physical/used + mem/physical/free
used = mem/physical/application
cache = mem/physical/cached
buffer = mem/physical/buf
kernel = mem/physical/used - mem/physical/application
- mem/physical/cached
- mem/physical/buf
Showing user, cache and buffer is straightforward. In KDE3's applet we
also had the kernel memory. This is missing and I'm calculating this
as above. What I draw then is not anymore in the contentsRect() (see
[1]), so probably calculation is wrong here (and the result looks a bit
different compared to what I got in KDE3).
Is there any documentation of what exactly those mem/physical/*
sources describe? It's unclear.
2. CPU
total = cpu/system/
user = cpu/system/user
nice = cpu/system/nice
kernel = cpu/system/sys
idle = cpu/system/idle
Here the kernel CPU usage sometimes also seems to be less than in the
KDE3 version. Maybe here's also going something wrong
Btw, for a screenshot of how it looks like right now, see this link:
[1] http://imagebin.ca/view/bLt7Tfv.html
It's already in pretty good shape.
Thanks for any hints :)
Dominik
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