v1.1.0 - "Thread"
Windows memory composition
The memory panel now shows a full breakdown of physical RAM usage, matching the Windows Task Manager Performance tab view.
The RAM bar renders four segments:
| Colour | Segment | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 🟢 Green | In Use | Process working sets + kernel non-paged pool |
| 🟠 Orange | Modified | Dirty pages waiting to be written before they can be reclaimed |
| 🔵 Blue | Standby | File system cache — repurposable on demand |
| ░ | Free | Immediately available |
A new Committed bar shows virtual memory committed against the system commit limit (physical RAM + page file). Committed can exceed physical RAM,
making this the clearest indicator of true memory pressure.
RAM [████▒░░░ 62%] 30.7G/ 63.5G
Cmt [██████░░ 71%] 93.2G/131.0G
Swap [░░░░░░░░ 0%] 0.0G/ 2.0G
█ in use █ modified █ standby
Data is sourced directly from two Windows APIs with no subprocesses:
GlobalMemoryStatusEx(kernel32) — committed bytes and commit limit- PDH counters —
\Memory\Modified Page List Bytes,\Memory\Cache Bytes,\Memory\Free & Zero Page List Bytes
The Linux/macOS layout (used | cached | buffers) is unchanged.
Docs site: live version in download button
The project site now fetches the latest release tag from the GitHub API on load. The download button displays the current version and links directly to
that release. Version strings in the install and verification code blocks update to match automatically.
Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.1.0