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2011-11-03
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2011-11-03
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2011-11-03
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2011-11-03
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2011-11-04
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2011-11-04
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2011-11-04
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there are numerous ways, but if you press power button once it should bring up the power menu. When you're in power menu there should be an option called `Top in XTerm' or something like that.
If you do not have that, then you can simply invoke top when you're inside command line (i.e. X Terminal).
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