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surface · Artix Linux • Captured Live

System RAM Census

Kernel: 7.2.11-artix1-1
CPUs: 8 Cores
Total Installed: 15.44 GiB
Processes: 238 active
Tracked Apps: 40 groups
Application Memory (PSS)
10.99GiB
71.2% of total RAM (no shared double-count)
Page Cache & Buffers
2.16GiB
14.0% reclaimable file/disk cache
Available for Apps
4.24GiB
Free + reclaimable without paging
Swap & Zswap
0.30GiB
1.9% of 16.00 GiB swap partition
Physical RAM Allocation Continuum
Complete breakdown of 15.44 GiB physical address space
10.99G Apps · 2.16G Cache · 0.21G Kernel · 1.67G Free
Apps (PSS): 10.99 GiB (71.2%)
Page Cache & Buffers: 2.16 GiB (14.0%)
Kernel & Hardware: 0.21 GiB (1.4%)
Completely Free: 1.67 GiB (10.8%)
Why PSS instead of RSS? RSS (Resident Set Size) counts all shared memory for every process, creating phantom inflation when multiple tabs or workers exist. PSS (Proportional Set Size) divides shared pages proportionally by the number of sharing processes, making row totals accurately sum to real memory usage.
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Application / Group
Share of System RAM
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RSS
Swap
Kernel Memory & System Allocators (Slabs, PageTables, KernelStack, Kthreads)
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