On 5 July 2012 11:13, Nick Bikkal <29.whitesnake@gmail.com> wrote:
Could someone please tell me where I can find which and how many resources
are being used by the system?
That is a rather vague question as you have not specified which
resources you are interested in. System Monitor may be a start. Also
Disk Usage Analyzer if it is disk space used that you want. Also
there are various command line commands such as top.
Colin
I use a lot "htop" for see with colors what's happening on my desktop.
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07-05-2012, 12:32 PM
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On 05-07-12 12:13, Nick Bikkal wrote:
Could someone please tell me where I can find which and how many
resources are being used by the system?
Install gkrellm (it's in the synaptic package list). It gives you
graphically the load for your processor(s). Using a plug-in you can see
the 3 programs with the highest load. The load per processor is given in
percentages.
Try it.
Joep
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07-05-2012, 02:42 PM
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On 05.07.2012 13:13, Nick Bikkal wrote:
> Could someone please tell me where I can find which and how many
> resources are being used by the system?
If I understood your question correctly...
Search for system monitoring in Unity menu or if you want to do it
with terminal, install apt:htop ( sudo apt-get install htop ).
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07-05-2012, 11:40 PM
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Mika,
Nick
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> Search for system monitoring in Unity menu or if you want to do it
> with terminal, install apt:htop ( sudo apt-get install htop ).
>
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07-05-2012, 11:53 PM
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Mika,
One more thing. The problem I constantly seem to have since I'm not able to boot from a CD or USB, is that I don't know how much disk space I have. I just re-installed Ubuntu on I believe 30 Gb of space. I may be safe for a while but I'm sure I had enough space before I had my last problem. Where do I find how disk is being used?
Nick
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07-06-2012, 12:09 AM
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El 05/07/12 20:53, Students escribió:> Mika,
>
> One more thing. The problem I constantly seem to have since I'm not
able to boot from a CD or USB, is that I don't know how much disk space
I have. I just re-installed Ubuntu on I believe 30 Gb of space. I may be
safe for a while but I'm sure I had enough space before I had my last
problem. Where do I find how disk is being used?
>
> Nick
"df -h" will show al mounted devices on your system.
Take a look at "/"
This is the output of this command on my notebook:
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07-06-2012, 12:22 AM
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On Thursday 05 July 2012 20:21:34 Students did opine:
> Mika,
>
> One more thing. The problem I constantly seem to have since I'm not able
> to boot from a CD or USB, is that I don't know how much disk space I
> have. I just re-installed Ubuntu on I believe 30 Gb of space. I may be
> safe for a while but I'm sure I had enough space before I had my last
> problem. Where do I find how disk is being used?
>
> Nick
Open a shell and type df
Works for most...
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07-06-2012, 12:53 AM
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On 07/05/2012 07:53 PM, Students wrote:
Mika,
One more thing. The problem I constantly seem to have since I'm not able to boot from a CD or USB, is that I don't know how much disk space I have. I just re-installed Ubuntu on I believe 30 Gb of space. I may be safe for a while but I'm sure I had enough space before I had my last problem. Where do I find how disk is being used?
Nick
Make sure everything is mounted--if you use Dolphin, just snap on each
of the
entries on the left side--then, in the CLI, do "df -h" without the
quotes. It will
tell you the size of the partitions and how much of each is used, and
for what.
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07-06-2012, 08:18 AM
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On 6 July 2012 00:53, Students <29.whitesnake@gmail.com> wrote:
> Mika,
>
> One more thing. The problem I constantly seem to have since I'm not able to boot from a CD or USB, is that I don't know how much disk space I have. I just re-installed Ubuntu on I believe 30 Gb of space. I may be safe for a while but I'm sure I had enough space before I had my last problem. Where do I find how disk is being used?
In addition to suggestions from others there is the Disk Usage
Analyzer which you can run from the Dash.
As a matter of interest, how did you install it if you are unable to
boot from CD or USB?
I hope you are not still using wubi.
Colin
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07-06-2012, 01:20 PM
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Colin,
Nick
> As a matter of interest, how did you install it if you are unable to
> boot from CD or USB?
> I hope you are not still using wubi.
>
> Colin
>
I am
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