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How to see system load average in terminal with graphical representation

May 26, 2013 by Sharad Chhetri Leave a Comment

How to see system load average in terminal with graphical representation

Few days back we wrote on 4 commands to find loadaverage of system.

tload is the command through which we can find the loadaverage of system whereas it will show the loadaverage in Terminal with graphical representation.

tload
tload

For more details read manpage of tload.

man tload

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