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ps_mem Shows Per-Program Memory Usage On Linux

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Apr 24, 2019

ps_mem is a tool for checking per-program core memory usage on Linux. Unlike many other tools that report memory usage per process, ps_mem reports the RAM usage of programs. For example it shows how much RAM is used by all Chromium processes combined. The program developer notes that the ps_mem name is used for backwards compatibility, but a more accurate name would be coremem.
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