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        '''muse is a hack. -k and -m switches are corny.'''
-Chuckle.  It's in brighted text, no less.  --[[User:65.184.103.46|65.184.103.46]] 11:55, 27 Jul 2005 (EDT)
+Chuckle.  It's in brighted text, no less.  --[[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]] 11:56, 27 Jul 2005 (EDT)
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		+	ahahahaha I just noticed this in the man page for muse (which has a nice description of what each of the various memory allocation types returned are, btw):
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		+	BUGS
		+	'''muse is a hack. -k and -m switches are corny.'''
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		+	Chuckle. It's in brighted text, no less. --[[User:65.184.103.46\|65.184.103.46]] 11:55, 27 Jul 2005 (EDT)
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	So, is there a '''simple''' answer, one that doesn't require anything installed except the basic system? ;)		So, is there a '''simple''' answer, one that doesn't require anything installed except the basic system? ;)

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		+	although looking at muse in action, it's pretty nice.
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 --[[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]] 04:08, 11 Sep 2004 (GMT)
 only thing i can think of is to make a script that runs those commands and maybe pull them together and output 'em to STOUT. Ideally, a bourne shell script so you could port it to other unixes. I did find that annoying the first time I tried "free" on a BSD CLI.
-only thing i can think of is to make a script that runs those commands and maybe pull them together and output 'em to STOUT. Ideally, a bourne shell script so you could port it to other unixes. I did find that annoying the first time I tried "free" on a BSD CLI.
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		+	only thing i can think of is to make a script that runs those commands and maybe pull them together and output 'em to STOUT. Ideally, a bourne shell script so you could port it to other unixes. I did find that annoying the first time I tried "free" on a BSD CLI.

	only thing i can think of is to make a script that runs those commands and maybe pull them together and output 'em to STOUT. Ideally, a bourne shell script so you could port it to other unixes. I did find that annoying the first time I tried "free" on a BSD CLI.		only thing i can think of is to make a script that runs those commands and maybe pull them together and output 'em to STOUT. Ideally, a bourne shell script so you could port it to other unixes. I did find that annoying the first time I tried "free" on a BSD CLI.

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		+	only thing i can think of is to make a script that runs those commands and maybe pull them together and output 'em to STOUT. Ideally, a bourne shell script so you could port it to other unixes. I did find that annoying the first time I tried "free" on a BSD CLI.

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-Have you looked at muse?
+Have you looked at '''muse'''?
 http://www.freebsdsoftware.org/ports.php?c=sysutils&n=muse
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 I'd like to see a link here to "Memory free". Does anybody know of a quick and simply was to get a [[df]]-style memory listing (something like the '''free''' command under Linux or the '''mem''' command under DOS)?
-I know I can use [[top]], but that shows me a whole lot of stuff I don't w--[[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]] 04:08, 11 Sep 2004 (GMT)anna see, and not everything I want to see (for instance the total amount of physical memory).
+I know I can use [[top]], but that shows me a whole lot of stuff I don't wanna see, and not everything I want to see (for instance the total amount of physical memory).
 I know I can type
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 Have you looked at muse?