Memory Graph Configuration

If you want to change some of the default behaviour of the memory graph widget, you can configure things under the [memory_graph] (or [memory]) section.

Graph legend position

You can change where the legend for the graph is placed within the widget itself (or hidden with "none"). The default is "top-right".

[memory_graph]
# One of ["none", "top-left", "top", "top-right", "left", "right", "bottom-left", "bottom", "bottom-right"]
legend_position = "top-left"

Collect/show cache memory

On Linux, you can change whether the memory used by cache/slabs is collected and shown. By default, it is false.

[memory_graph]
cache_memory = true

Short GPU names

If GPU support is enabled, you can use short_gpu_names to display simplified GPU names in the memory graph widget instead of the full GPU names. If enabled, then if there's only one GPU, it'll just list the entry as GPU; if there are multiple GPUs, it'll use entries like GPU0, GPU1, etc. By default, this is disabled.

[memory_graph]
short_gpu_names = true

Subtract free-able ARC from memory

If ZFS is detected (note that the zfs feature must be enabled if built manually), you can enable memory_graph.free_arc to not count ARC memory in the RAM usage calculations. Disabled by default.

[memory_graph]
free_arc = true