while kill -0 $INSTALLER_PID 2>/dev/null; do # Get current CPU usage of installer from top CPU_USAGE=$(top -l 1 -n 0 -stats cpu,pid | grep $INSTALLER_PID | awk 'print $1')
This article explains how to use paceload (a small tool for measuring per-process I/O/CPU load) alongside macOS’s built-in top to find processes causing high CPU or I/O on a Mac. It covers installation, usage, interpreting results, and steps to act on findings. paceload mac top
paceload -a : Displays all active connections regardless of state. while kill -0 $INSTALLER_PID 2>/dev/null; do # Get
When you run multiple applications on your Mac, each process requires a certain amount of CPU and memory to function smoothly. PaceLoad monitors these processes and dynamically adjusts the resource allocation to prevent any one process from dominating the system. This ensures that: When you run multiple applications on your Mac,