geek tool // terminal question

[Heart Break Kid]

if i wanted to know what the current cpu usage was, how would i go about finding out in terminal? also -- how do i find out how much memory is currently being used?

thanks for ur help guys

 

[javabear90]

type:

top -u

that should work. Do you know how to transfer files from a remote place using ssh. I need to transfer a file on my computer to a server and vise-versa. Kooo....
Ted

 

[ibookin']

Originally posted by javabear90
Do you know how to transfer files from a remote place using ssh. I need to transfer a file on my computer to a server and vise-versa. Kooo....
Ted

Use SFTP. Works like FTP but since it uses SSH it's secure. If you're running SSH on your computer, you automatically have SFTP installed. Connect using the SFTP command in the Terminal or use an SFTP client like Transmit.

As you say, Kooo....

 

[Heart Break Kid]

i need a shell command for geektool

top -u doesnt seem to show anything

 

[musicpyrite]

First, make sure you have the shell selected, then type:

top -l 1 45

Hope it works, it does for me anyways.