Check your processes, files, and memory with these commands.

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Learn how to manage your Linux system resources with seven essential terminal commands. These include 'top' for monitoring processes, 'htop' for a more colorful and user-friendly interface, 'free' for checking memory, 'vmstat' for virtual memory statistics, 'du' and 'df' for disk usage, 'lsof' to see open files, and 'uptime' to check system run time.

Manage Your Linux System Resources With These 7 Terminal Commands

7 uptime: How Long Has Your Machine Been Up?

Very basic. btop is not even mentioned.

Hello David Delony,
There is a slight correction need to be done.
&lt;&lt;IN website : The -f option will show it in “human readable” &gt;&gt; This supposed to be -h option