[BUG] [v1.1.0] Memory row uses hard-drive icon (disk) instead of RAM-style memory icon

[kaneko81-J]

Project

ide

Description

In SystemSpecsDialog (src/components/SystemSpecs.tsx), the Memory block uses . That glyph reads as disk storage, not system RAM. Elsewhere in the app (e.g. debugger MemoryInspector.tsx) the memory icon name is used for memory-related UI, so the About dialog is inconsistent and easy to misread.

Error Message

Debug Logs

System Information

OS: Ubuntu · Bounty Challenge: v1.1.0

Screenshots

Steps to Reproduce

Open Help → About.
Find the Memory row in the specs list.
Note the left icon: it is the hard drive symbol, while the copy describes RAM (total / used memory).

Expected Behavior

The Memory row should use an icon that matches RAM (e.g. the existing memory icon used in other panels), not storage.

Actual Behavior

Line 281 uses name="hard-drive", which suggests disk, not memory.

Additional Context

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[hinzwilliam52-ship-it]

I've identified a potential fix for this and am preparing a Pull Request. I'll post the link here in a moment.

[hinzwilliam52-ship-it]

I have opened a Pull Request with the fix here: #37641

Thanks!

[echobt]

✅ Validated

VALID BUG: The screenshot clearly shows the About dialog with a hard-drive icon next to the Memory section, which is semantically incorrect - hard-drive represents disk storage, not RAM. Verified in src/components/SystemSpecs.tsx line 278 where <Icon name="hard-drive" /> is used for the Memory row. The "memory" icon exists in criticalIcons.ts (line 242) and is already used correctly in MemoryInspector.tsx. This is a real UI/UX inconsistency that would confuse users. Component is accessible via Help → About menu. NOT a duplicate of #36887 (different root cause: semantic icon error vs hardcoded configuration issue).