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youngcalihottie is offline youngcalihottie
2010-01-31 , 08:59
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#1
ok i have wasted an hour trying to find something that i know ive seen posted a million times...

how do i check my available app memory??

unfortunately when i search, unrelated "app" and "memory" threads come up.

i know ive seen a way to do it in x-terminal. heck ive done it before. can someone please share the command? and if theres a list of commands on this site somewhere, a link to that would be cool. (im still a noob)

oh ya... are there any apps or widgets that show the available app memory info?

thanks
 
emesem is offline emesem
2010-01-31 , 09:06
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#2
In the terminal type
df -h
and then look for the space on /home - this is the filesystem where apps should go to.

I think there is a tool called DiskUsage which also shows that information... but I've never used it. Conky can also do that.
Last edited by emesem; 2010-01-31 at 09:09.
 
new_bee is offline new_bee
2010-01-31 , 09:12
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#3
there is a "systeminfowidget" in the repos to help you with memory and cpu usage
 
Modell900 is offline Modell900
2010-01-31 , 09:13
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#4
Is it this one your looking for?
http://maemo.org/downloads/product/M...teminfowidget/

Shows CPU load and memory usage and doesn´t clutter the screen.to much, I like it a lot.
 
youngcalihottie is offline youngcalihottie
2010-01-31 , 09:44
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#5
Thanks so much for the info :]
 
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