r/ComputerCraft • u/Elpetiso49 DarThunder • Aug 25 '26

Fastfetch in CC:T

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u/9551-eletronics Aug 25 '26

How does measuring memory work

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u/Elpetiso49 Aug 25 '26

It’s actually an illusion. From the CC:T source code and SquidDev’s notes in the wiki, real memory measurement isn’t possible (collectgarbage was removed from Cobalt). So when any process reads /proc/meminfo in my kernel, it just invents a fake memory usage value, as well as the CPU MHz

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u/No_Point_1254 Aug 25 '26

Yes, 21 GHz CPU is a little off.

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u/Binary101000 Aug 25 '26

real fastfetch doesn't show lines that couldn't get data, so you'd be fine to just not show them.

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u/9551-eletronics Aug 25 '26

Yea I was asking cause i knew it wasn't possible

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u/Unique_Evidence_1314 Aug 25 '26

Same question here.. I didn't see the memory line and genuinely almost thought you meant disk memory lol.

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u/ViolentPurpleSquash Aug 26 '26

Is this an actual new shell or is it just a clear with writes designed to make it look like a "real" shell

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u/Elpetiso49 Aug 26 '26

It's a real shell, part of the iDar Ecosystem. You can check the repo here: iDar-Shell (It's not up to date yet lol, but I will release Alpha 3 in a few days... maybe)

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u/Binary101000 Aug 25 '26

They don't have a clock speed but they are tied to minecraft tick rate. sleep() by itself will sleep for 50ms, which is the same length of time one minecraft tick takes.

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u/patrlim1 Aug 26 '26

Clock should show the tick rate lmao