Kang-Che Sung (宋岡哲)

> The digits overlapping the text at the right of meters are still dark blue, making that area hard to read (could be updated when touching this anyway) > Is...

Currently the graph doesn't support dynamic scaling (but I tried implementing one in the pull request #714 ). Your problem here is probably the "total" value of the Disk IO...

@kjbracey 1. You should also swap the `shared/buffer` entries in the Memory Meter help text. I mean the `actionHelp()` function in Action.c. 2. I have implemented a color graph display...

@kjbracey The `curItems` is useful for hiding certain items from bar and graph display. IIRC, the CPU Meters use it for hiding CPU temperatures as they are not use percentages...

@kjbracey No, the cache doesn't technically fill all unused space of the memory, in Linux at least. You only need to change the `txtBuffer` (display text) of the Memory Meter...

Hi. May I make some comments on this? ``` COLOR FIELD KiBs Units ------------------ -------- ----------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- PROCESS: | 1023 | K( 1023) = K(1023) PROCESS_MEGABYTES: | 1024 | K(...

@BenBE Just for the info, the reason I vote for rounding upward (and never truncate) is that I don't wish to give users a false estimate on how much memory...

I made a correction on the suggested example in my previous comment. If the number would round up to 1000M for display, show 0.98G instead. 0.98G gives a clearer hint...

1. I think decimal and binary unit confusion would be more often seen, than the requirement of maximizing precision. You may disagree with me, but I do see Windows Task...

@BenBE I would suggest memory usage larger than 100M (97.7 MiB) should display with just one color. If the number is 1GiB or larger, show the number in "gigabytes" color,...