Here is a small bash script to help you do the same.Ĭopy the following and save as ls-mem (or whatever name you wish to name it as) and then add it to a folder which is in your $PATH variable. What if you want to see the total memory usage for each application and not by each process. Similarly you could see apache run multiple processes if you have it configured to do so. However you would see multiple processes for applications like Chromium or Firefox for each of the tabs that are open in them.
If you are a GNU Linux user it is very likely that you would already know about the command top that allows you to see the memory and processor usage by each process in your system.
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