Every 0.8s: ps -eaLo uname,pid,pcpu,pmem,lwp,nlwp,rss,vsz,start_time,args --sort -pmem| head -10 Tue May 10 21:02:16 2016 USER PID %CPU %MEM LWP NLWP RSS VSZ START COMMAND ubercoo 20870 20.1 43.3 20870 48 388144 1660272 May09 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox ubercoo 20870 0.0 43.3 20889 48 388144 1660272 May09 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox ubercoo 20870 0.0 43.3 20890 48 388144 1660272 May09 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox ubercoo 20870 0.5 43.3 20891 48 388144 1660272 May09 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox ubercoo 20870 0.1 43.3 20893 48 388144 1660272 May09 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox ubercoo 20870 0.1 43.3 20894 48 388144 1660272 May09 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox ubercoo 20870 0.1 43.3 20895 48 388144 1660272 May09 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox ubercoo 20870 0.1 43.3 20896 48 388144 1660272 May09 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox ubercoo 20870 0.1 43.3 20897 48 388144 1660272 May09 /usr/lib/firefox/firefox
Any thoughts on this command? Does it work on your machine? Can you do the same thing with only 14 characters?
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