Because it as Linux allocate most of memory to Buffers/Cache, basically Linux will free up the buffers/cache to yield memory when applications work up, so actual available memory should be : Free size + Buffer/Cache size.
Because it as Linux allocate most of memory to Buffers/Cache, basically Linux will free up the buffers/cache to yield memory when applications work up, so actual available memory should be : Free size + Buffer/Cache size.
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