Summary (more clear) ----------- What expected: Without any instance of vmware player running, 1,7gb RAM is shown as “used” under gnome-system-monitor. When opening multiple vmware players, the amount of RAM is shown under gnome-system-monitor changes. Eg. If two vmware players were running (2gb RAM each), then about 5gb RAM is shown as “used” under gnome-system-monitor. ----------- What happened: Without any instance of vmware player running, 1,7gb RAM is shown as “used” under gnome-system-monitor. When opening multiple vmware players, the amount of RAM is shown under gnome-system-monitor didn't change. Eg. If two vmware players were running (2gb RAM each), then about 1,9gb RAM is shown as “used” under gnome-system-monitor. ----------- Opinion: I suppose this is a bug. The reason: if amount of “must-have-been-used-RAM” was calculated (by me), and I ran this size of vmware-RAM, then my pc crashes. But gnome-system-monitor said that only 1,7Gb of RAM was used. Eg. PC's RAM: 8Gb each vmware player: 2Gb system: about 2Gb -----------RAM calculated by me So, 2 vmware players + system → RAM: full ….. Real result: system crashes! (reasonable result) -----------RAM calculated by gnome-system-monitor So, 2 vmware players + system → RAM: 1,9Gb ….. Real result: system crashes! (If only 1,9Gb of RAM is used, why system crashes?)
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