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My bad. I figured it needs /proc since it's part of the procps package.
by teamhappy 9y ago
My bad. I figured it needs /proc since it's part of the procps package.
- pantalaimon 9y agoWhy would it? You can literally write it as a shell script #!/bin/bash N=2 while true; do clear echo Every $N\s: $* $* sleep $N done
- teamhappy 9y agoI though maybe it had some flag that makes it display process information or something. Anything that would justify it being part of procps really.