https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=434039
--- Comment #4 from Nicolas Werner <nicolas.wer...@ymail.com> --- I'm sorry that I didn't reply originally. I had my email set to an old address and forgot about it. I'm very happy to see, that the memory view was kept though! So I think my reply is not really necessary, but I'll add it anyway: I do agree, that a dedicated application would probably make more sense, but I haven't found one yet, that displays that information in such a concise and easy to access manner. I usually use it to quickly figure out, where an application is using memory, since I have a lot of applications, that memory map files and seeing what is dirty, what are libraries, etc is very useful to me. It is also very useful, that one can see what files an application has loaded into memory, which can be used to figure out what libraries an application has still loaded into memory, what database it has open and more. It mostly became a habit to look there, because I am used to that view existing. I know, there are other ways to do that, but they are either not as convenient or I don't have the muscle memory for it. Thank you very much for keeping it around, I hope it isn't too big of a burden to maintain! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
