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參考資訊如下
How to see what is running on your Mac

2024年2月26日 — Open Terminal. · Type top to see all currently running processes. · To sort the processes by CPU usage, type top -o cpu · To sort them by the ...

Use the Inspector in Terminal on Mac

In the Terminal app on your Mac, select a window or tab. Choose Shell > Show Inspector. Select a process in the Running Processes list.

How do I show a list of running processes on macos?

2018年12月28日 — How to get a list of all running processes on a Mac? 0. under mac terminal: List all of the users whom has at least one running process?

How to show all running processes on macOSOS X?

2015年12月18日 — Try top -o +state, it will show all the running processes in the top of the 'top', however, below it will also show the sleeping processes.

How to view and kill processes on your Mac

2021年12月22日 — View processes. When Terminal has launched, type top into the Terminal window. You'll see a list of currently running processes. At the top of ...

macos

2011年11月30日 — If you want to see a single snapshot of all processes using top, use top -l 1 . -l is for logging mode and the one is for how many samples to ...

Is there a way to list—and kill—running processes on Mac ...

2010年9月24日 — Based on your desire to kill an individual process, I'm assuming that you are ok with a solution at the Terminal. The Terminal is pretty ...

How to view what processes are running on Mac

To reveal the Terminal press Command + Spacebar and type in Terminal. To view more detailed info about processes running on Mac and background apps, execute the ...

How to view and kill running processes on Mac

When Terminal is running, type top and hit Return. This will pull up a list of all your currently running processes. As in the Activity Monitor, this list ...