BenBE

I'll take a shot again at it later. AFAIR I had the issue, that the X values were reported not within the 200…1600nm range, but 0.8..0.2 (or alike). I'll try...

+ and - are one option, F7 (Dec) and F8 (Inc) are another. The latter is also documented down in the function bar.

Without the full map of what memory was used for, it's hard to tell if this is a bug or actually intentional.

htop has similar categories: - Used: Memory in active use by a program (should map to FreeBSD's "wired"+"active" - Buffers: Pages used for Disk I/O that needs write-back to disk...

> The FreeBSD package maintainer wrote an incorrect package description then: > > > [pm@pmbaty (-bash) ~/htop-mine]$ pkg info htop > > htop-3.4.0 > > … > > Comment :...

Please note the instruction regarding rebasing/amending your commits for PRs in the style guide.

Dear @Explorer09, Please keep discussion in here civilized. If you don't like AI-generated code: Fine. If someone has no experience with a certain tool: Help them to get to know...

> In general, I'm a bit **confused about the "code style"** that you all have been referring to. I thought those changes are applied automatically, yet I don't see a...

What's the baseline kernel version required for this to work? Can this be implemented without access to the kernel headers of the target system?

Looking at the demo there is a `vmlinux.h`, which is generated with `bpftool` from the running kernel via a [shell script](https://github.com/libbpf/libbpf-bootstrap/blob/master/tools/gen_vmlinux_h.sh) that boils down to basically `bpftool btf dump file...