[eightoeight]

Hi,

i was wondering how to check what programs are using resources. also is there a way to end certain applications that are using resources. i use bit torrent and if i close a window, it doesnt seem like it frees up the resources and when i try to delete the file it says it is still in use.

thanks

[dtriska]

Either type top in Terminal or use Process Viewer found in /Applications/Utilities to look at processor and memory usage.

As for BitTorrent, you need to quit the app in order to delete the files you've downloaded.

[pat++]

Use the 'lsof' command in Terminal to see which Application is using which file.

[eightoeight]

Thank you for your help.

[fortepianissimo]

Is it possible to see which foreign addresses a program has network connections with? (better with the port info too)

[pat++]

Originally posted by fortepianissimo:
Is it possible to see which foreign addresses a program has network connections with? (better with the port info too)

Same here :

sudo lsof -i