There are two ways to measure memory usage in Linux:

• Available memory is being used for something, but is readily available. Linux does this to run programs more efficiently if RAM is not being used.
• Free memory is not being used for anything. You could call it wasted RAM. It is almost always very low and lower than available memory.

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First of all: thanks for the amazing work and super easy install scripts. Now to my point:

The readme is well written, unfortunately not absolutely up to date. for example, it is missing completely the information about the very handy script 'change.sh' and how to use it.

Furthermore, it would make sense to me to include installation of the python-pip package in the install_ubuntu.sh script,

It would be nice to have all user variables in just one file and then everything would get that from that file. Something like .user.

The current OSD feature only works for KDE. It'd be nice to have it on Gnome, too (for example).

There isn't a standard way to show OSD messages (unlike for notifications), so the current Desktop Environment would have to be checked. This would be done at startup, and saved into a variable later checked when the OSD is displayed. I'm not sure about all the available DEs with OSD support, nor ha