Total swap space available is currently at its maximum capacity of approximately one gigabyte per core on this machine running Ubuntu Server LTS version number twenty-two point zero four plus some additional patches applied by Canonical Ltd., which means there isn't much room left before things get slow again due to lack sufficient RAM allocation within the kernel itself or because other processes might be consuming too many resources already...
If you want more detailed information about how memory usage breaks down across different types such as buffers/cache vs actual physical pages allocated directly from system ram then please refer back later when we cover those topics separately under their respective sections below...
Note also that these numbers may vary slightly depending upon whether certain modules have been loaded into your operating environment yet so always double check everything carefully whenever making changes especially if dealing with critical production systems where downtime could potentially cost thousands dollars worth lost revenue every minute they remain offline!
Lastly remember never try guessing what kind hardware configuration someone else has without first asking them politely instead just ask nicely and most people will happily share whatever details necessary for troubleshooting purposes anyway right? Good luck out there everyone stay safe online enjoy coding responsibly together! :-D