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On Screen Protractor
A handy program for measuring the pixel dimensions of something on-screen is screen ruler: sudo apt install screenruler ; screenruler I like how you can place it anywhere on your screen and it stays ...
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Why is ncdu reporting different data from df?
df -h prints: Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/root 59G 6.6G 50G 12% / devtmpfs 1.8G 0 1.8G 0% /dev tmpfs 2.0G 0 2.0G 0% /dev/shm tmpfs ...
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How to measure disk and network IO more frequently than a second?
I am running some experiments that use cpu, disk, and network resources. (by the way, I use Cent OS 7) I want to measure its cpu, disk, and network resource usage. Some tools I know (dstat, iostat) ...
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Measuring, how much power the wireless connection takes
In theory, disabling the wireless connection on my laptop should improve the overall battery life. In fact the battery consumption is a complex process; when I tried to measure, how longer life I ...
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I want to measure the time between two jobs in a logfile
I have a logfile which name/directory is: /srv/uni/kani/LogDay.09-03-2016 The name of the logfile changes date every day. So tomorrow will be: `LogDay.10-03-2016' and so on... I would like help to ...
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Resource usage (% CPU) for given command on OS X
The time -v command outputs % CPU utilization for a given command on Linux. How do I do this on OS X? The Linux/OS X difference is illustrated here. I would like to measure multi-core utilization ...
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How do I measure the RAM usage of desktop environments?
I would like to measure the RAM usage of several desktop environments (including Cinnamon, GNOME, KDE, LXDE, LXQt, MATE and Xfce) running on my Sabayon machine. I would prefer a command-line way of ...
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How do I measure the amount of network traffic that passed my debian installation?
So my raspberry pi is acting as a Router and Web/Mail/FTP/SQL/Media/Clash of Clans/Home server right now and I'm looking for a way to monitor the consumed bandwidth, much like NetWorx for windows. I ...