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| + | = Install it = | ||
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| + | == SUSE Linux == | ||
| + | yast -i xosview | ||
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| + | == Debian-based systems == | ||
| + | In Debian-based distributions, e.g. Kubuntu, Ubuntu and Debian with: | ||
| + | sudo apt-get install xosview | ||
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| + | = know-how = | ||
| + | On modern computers with 40 or more CPU threads xosview shows too much information. To reduce this, call it like | ||
| + | xosview -cpu -ints | ||
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| + | = Web Site = | ||
| + | http://sourceforge.net/projects/xosview/ | ||
Latest revision as of 13:44, 30 September 2014
xosview is a command that shows the system resources' utilization.
Install it
SUSE Linux
yast -i xosview
Debian-based systems
In Debian-based distributions, e.g. Kubuntu, Ubuntu and Debian with:
sudo apt-get install xosview
know-how
On modern computers with 40 or more CPU threads xosview shows too much information. To reduce this, call it like
xosview -cpu -ints
