Andrew AllenOK #linux heads... is there a reason installing another 16GB stick of RAM would show in terminal, but OS About wouldn't update? Am I missing something? Rebooted and shut completely down. BIOS registers the full 32GB as well.
jfml - Jonas Laugs@themrallen Have you tested if the 32gb are usable (if it shows in terminal I'd think so). Fedora's system settings seem to be a bit weird in this regard in general. It at some point decided to not show my dedicated GPU anymore and the onboard instead. My dedicated GPU is fully working and seen everywhere else 🤷♀️
@jfml seems to be. all commands and sysbench shows it in use as well as GNOME System Monitor.
drhoopoe@themrallen Does it show up when you run the free command in the terminal? And does it show up in top (or htop or whatever)?
@drhoopoe shows in both. maybe just a GUI thing
@themrallen Yeah, in my decidedly non-expert opinion, I just wouldn't worry about the gui for now. It'll probably catch up, lol.
@drhoopoe that's where I'm at too. Was curious if others have seen this
⁂ Jnk ∞ 📎@themrallen no idea, but whatever the DE says about the RAM shouldn't affect the system at all. If the OS itself recognizes the RAM (which seems the case here) then you're good to go.
You can also try using htop or a similar tool to see the system processes and see how much available RAM says it has, just to triple check.
Adam 
@themrallen the kernel should see it when you reboot, something weird is happening here. 🤔
@maxamillion also present in Ubuntu live. Seems GNOME bug?