RamZero

Efficient and user-friendly RAM optimization tool

🚩 Table of Contents

• Features
• Why RamZero?
• Installation
• Usage
• Pull Request Steps
• License

🎨 Features

• Automatic RAM Cleanup: Optimize memory at user-defined intervals
• Manual Control: Execute RAM cleanup instantly with one click
• User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive and sleek design
• Built with Rust: Ensures safety and performance through Rust’s memory safety features
• Real-time Monitoring: Track and visualize memory usage in real-time(in development)

🤖 Why RamZero?

RamZero efficiently manages your system's RAM to optimize computer performance. Key advantages include:

• Automated Memory Management: Maintain system performance with regular RAM cleanups
• Customizable Options: Supports the same five commands as RAMMap, allowing users to execute targeted memory cleanups:
  • -Ew: Empty Working Sets
  • -Es: Empty System Working Sets
  • -Em: Empty File Cache
  • -Et: Empty Modified Page List
  • -E0: Empty Standby List
• Resource Efficient: Operates with minimal system resources
• Transparent Operation: Works quietly in the background, minimizing disruption to user experience

🔧 Installation

1. Download the RamZero installer from the latest release.
2. Run the downloaded installer file.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
4. Launch RamZero with administrator privileges after the installation is complete.

🐾 Usage

1. Set Automatic Cleanup:

   • Go to the settings menu to set the automatic cleanup interval.
   • Input a custom value (60 seconds - 100 days).

2. Execute Manual Cleanup:

   • Click the "Clean Now" button on the main screen.
   • RAM cleanup will be executed immediately.

3. Monitor Status:

   • Check current RAM usage on the main screen.
   • Analyze memory usage trends over time through the graph.

For detailed usage instructions, refer to the User Guide.

🔧 Pull Request Steps

1. Fork 'main' branch into your personal repository.
2. Clone it to your local computer.
3. Install dependencies.
4. Create a new feature or fix a bug.
5. Run tests to ensure your changes haven't broken existing functionality.
6. Commit your changes and push to your fork.
7. Create a pull request.

📜 License

This software is licensed under the MIT © shiüo.