How to Troubleshoot Your Computer
geeks.pirillo.com – What do you use to view and troubleshoot system events on your computer (Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux)? chris.pirillo.com
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geeks.pirillo.com – What do you use to view and troubleshoot system events on your computer (Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux)? chris.pirillo.com
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On a Mac? I think you are the “nub” good sir.
ah its a mac.. no wonder u loved to released memory -__- 1:04
Like TAIL is included in Windows … it will be, in 2017, and then they will think it’s the coolest thing ever invented. I guess somebody made it, back in 1972
It even worked on Windows 95, I guess
Process Explorer, aka procexp … used to be non-Microsoft, now Microsoft, and someday included in Windows
OMG its nub saying “ahh fell so good to realese some memory”
???????
PRESS ctrl+alt+del
and this works on vista?
I just use tail -f for whatever log I feel like watching
What is the command I would put in to get the Application Memory and Cpu usage graphs? Where can I find shell commands in general?
What is the app for windows called?
i dont know anything about it just trying to learn anything from something hehe
it’s 8%
does anyone know if this app works with Spaces on Leopard?
But mac usage is on the rise, Apple recently state dthat Mac users should install 1-3 anti-virus software. All the years off saying how mac dnt get viruses and now they need to recommend antivirus lololol
ya the only reason why mac’s don’t have a lot of virus’ is because only 23% of computer users have a mac. If mac was actually good and a lot of people had them, you’d be damn sure virus’ would run rampant.
samurize
viruses rool!!!!
yeah go pc
Yeah they dont… Great point. Love the argument.
mac sucks
heh?
just like marriage
meh, i dont think you should have to ‘get used to’ something that is supposedly better.
omg why must you be such a hater…
dude this is for Mac, macs don’t have what windows has.
Hum, should I put more software on my PC that I probably won’t use more than once that essentially does the same thing as Windows Task Manager + Advanced Windows Care…
*hits CTRL+Shift+ESC* *thinks about it* *hits ALT+F4 on Chris this time*