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It's probably the stupid usage of base 10 counting instead of the normal base 2, like all the memory manufacturers use!
And of course not only memory manufacturers, but also developers who want to display the real things instead of the marketing (bigger numbers) things.
On my Linux computer both the temporary memory (RAM) and permanent memory (starage, SSD) is shown in base 2 (AKA binary or IEC).
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WebworkrNet commentedon May 20, 2026
WebworkrNet commentedon May 20, 2026
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Please disregard the varying figures for available storage space. The screenshots were taken at different times.
Danny3 commentedon Jul 14, 2026
It's probably the stupid usage of base 10 counting instead of the normal base 2, like all the memory manufacturers use!
And of course not only memory manufacturers, but also developers who want to display the real things instead of the marketing (bigger numbers) things.
On my Linux computer both the temporary memory (RAM) and permanent memory (starage, SSD) is shown in base 2 (AKA binary or IEC).
feat: add thank-you controlled storage unit customization (#384)
feat: add thank-you controlled storage unit customization
feat: add thank-you controlled storage unit customization (#238)
naveensingh commentedon Oct 10, 2026
It seemed like a good option to add to Fossify Thank You. Please use that app to control storage units used across all Fossify apps.