In linux, if you want to see what process is hogging your system (i.e. using too much memory and/or CPU), what command do you issue?
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In linux, if you want to see what process is hogging your system (i.e. using too much memory and/or CPU), what command do you issue?
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In linux, if you want to see what process is hogging your system (i.e. using too much memory and/or CPU), what command do you issue?
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top
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9. Processes, Environment Variables on my machine. snice -v <pid> 9.8 Process CPU/Memory Consumption, top The top command sorts all processes by their CPU and memory consumption and displays the top twenty or so in a table. <span>Use top whenever you want to see what's hogging your system. top -q -d 2 is useful for scheduling the top command itself to a high priority, so that it is sure to refresh its listing without lag. top -n 1 -b > top.txt lists all processes, and
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