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Month: December 2015
How can I find out how much memory my Linux is using?
From a command shell, use the “concatenate” command: cat /proc/meminfo for memory usage information. You should see a line starting MemTotal: see below. ie: MemTotal: 15733472 or 15GB, MemFree: and MemAvailable: This is the total memory Linux thinks it has available to use. You can also use commands free -…
HowTo top – show processes – output
Show Processes Sorted by any Top Output Column – Press O By default top command displays the processes in the order of CPU usage. When the top command is running, press M (upper-case) to display processes sorted by memory usage as shown below. Fig: Press M to sort by memory usage – Unix top command To…