3 ms·
Depends highly on the specific application. Take a simple example of looking at process usage. You can use ps from the command line to get all sorts of info abo
by drob518 8mo ago
Depends highly on the specific application. Take a simple example of looking at process usage. You can use ps from the command line to get all sorts of info about a process. But there’s no substitute for top to show you an updating list of top cpu consumers, which ps just can’t do.