Re: AS CPU Monitoring App

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With regard to a CPU monitoring app, I would highly recommend xosview which is
nicely swallowable by wharf, and its efficient on space etc etc, I use the line in
wharf

*Wharf xosview - Swallow "xosview" xosview -labels -load -page &

It has a more real time feel to it than xload, as well as having current mem. and
swap space usage, also interrupts as well if that turns you on.

This was covered by a thread a few weeks ago.

Danny Buckton


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