Welcome back, everyone.
I hope you change your mind, because so far now this is the third session on Linux Basics.
We'll be covering it and a very interesting way, and it's going to be quick as well.
So we'll be covering system related activities when it comes to Linux of you, what are the core components
of any operating system or any system?
In a way, that's the process.
These are your CPU processes, Europe and of course, your storage.
Right.
So these are the three system related stuff we'll be covering now.
Let's go to the galley in order to know what are the process you have in the system.
You can just put gum on top and once you hit enter, you get the detail about all the processes in your
system.
You get to know about how many tasks you have, what are the top process you have into the system and
who is the users?
Who is the owner of that, you know, processes where you get to know about each and every activity
and do it as well.
So far, this is all about the detail related information.
In case you want to you know, you want to get a very brief idea or somebody's output of it.
You can even make use of this be a command as well.
It does very summarize detail about activity.
But if you want to get the detailed output, make use of top and you get to know about it, you can
even grab and get to know if.
Let's say if let's say you want to.
You want to.
You can even grab it as well.
So grab it and let's say.
So in that way, you can grab any specific process and get to know what is the process utilizations,
how much C.P.U is this consuming and everything, right?
Stop it.
This is about understanding the process.
It's exactly like task manager.
You have windows, right?
Let's talk about the let's talk about the disk space, in fact.
So for that, you can make use of D.F. minus X and you get to know about what are the available storage
you have in the system.
And this is where you get to see about how many storage.
Well, what is the total storage you have in the system and what is the available storage as well.
All right.
So this is the way if let's say you have your unique system, your limbic system, and you want to understand
how much space, how much free space you have in the system, you make use of this scheme and you also
get to know what percent of free space you have and how much you have consumed.
And if you want to mount any additional storage as well, you get to see those toys device over here
as well.
Maybe there is the one, as do you one or to all those tourist devices as well.
Right.
So this is we have completed the process.
We have completed the storage.
Let's talk about the memory now very quickly.
So for memory, we can make use of free minus end and you get to know what are the total memory for
the system.
That's two point nine and two point in two point nine two nine five three NBA.
So that's the used memory.
And you have this much of free memory available as well.
This is into and maybe that's why it is minus hyphen end.
If you want to get into Jimmy, you can do minus G.
So now the same details you get into GIBI itself.
Right.
So that's that's all for this session.
We have completed the process we have completed to understand the storage.
You have completed the idea to get the idea about memory as well.
Sorry.
So that's how this all covers the system related information.
Whenever you you know, you do activate impracticality units or any any any learnings for for for for
the same purpose.
All right.
I hope you enjoyed the session.
Thank you so much.