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| ====== Install htop ====== | ====== Install htop ====== | ||
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| htop provides a graphical view of processor and memory capability and usage. It is pretty handy on the MFEL to work out if the limit of the processor(s) is being reached. It's a much more capable indicator of resource usage than the MFEL GUI performance indicator. | htop provides a graphical view of processor and memory capability and usage. It is pretty handy on the MFEL to work out if the limit of the processor(s) is being reached. It's a much more capable indicator of resource usage than the MFEL GUI performance indicator. | ||
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| + | ==== If wget is not installed/ | ||
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| + | If the wget command is not available, or not working, you can try <color red> | ||
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