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To get a picture of what's going on, try logging in to your shell and install htop. It's a great little utility that shows you load averages, memory usage (brok
by bradleyland 16y ago
To get a picture of what's going on, try logging in to your shell and install htop. It's a great little utility that shows you load averages, memory usage (broken down in to used, buffered, and cached memory in real time. Very handy.