Add support for Memory Available in Linux #7669
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directionless
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@directionless @Smjert Thanks for approving and merging. Should I expect this to be released in 5.4.0 in the next month or so? |
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We are planning on cutting this tag in the next day or so. When a beta release transitions to stable is less rigorously defined. |
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This PR adds support for
memory_available(MemAvailablein/proc/meminfo) for Linux.Memory Available is the proper way to identify how much RAM is available to run new process without swapping in Linux according to this kernel commit