On Mac OS X how can I see how much memory is being used by what programs?
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00:11 Accepted Answer Score 14
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00:30 Thank you
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You can use the Activity Monitor application. It is located in /Applications/Utilities/Activity Monitor.app. And here is a screenshot with the columns for memory usage highlighted:
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MacOS is a UNIX. Thus, it has lots of standard unix tools, in your case, the top program, which you can execute in a terminal.