tload Linux Commands
What is Linux tload Command?
Explanation
tload COMMAND:tload command gives the graphical representation of system load in the terminal.SYNTAX :
tloadOPTIONS:
-d
Delay sets the delay between graph updates in seconds.
-V
It prints the version information of the corresponding package and exits.
EXAMPLE:
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tload
Output:
This graphical representation shows the current system load average to a specified process.
tload
OPTIONS:
-d
Delay sets the delay between graph updates in seconds.
-V
It prints the version information of the corresponding package and exits.
EXAMPLE:
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tload
Output:
This graphical representation shows the current system load average to a specified process.
| -d | Delay sets the delay between graph updates in seconds. |
| -V | It prints the version information of the corresponding package and exits. |
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tloadOutput:
This graphical representation shows the current system load average to a specified process.
