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The priority with which this process is being run. For the normal scheduler, this ranges from 19 (very nice, least priority) to -19 (top priority).

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<qt>The total user and system time that this process has been running for, displayed as minutes:seconds.

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<qt>This is the amount of real physical memory that this process is using by itself, and approximates the Private memory usage of the process.<br>It does not include any swapped out memory, nor the code size of its shared libraries.<br>This is often the most useful figure to judge the memory use of a program. See What's This for more information.</qt>

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<qt>This is approximately the amount of real physical memory that this process's shared libraries are using.<br>This memory is shared among all processes that use this library.</qt>

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<qt>The amount of pixmap memory that this process is using.</qt>

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<qt><i>Technical information: </i>This is an approximation of the Private memory usage, calculated as VmRSS - Shared, from /proc/*/statm. This tends to underestimate the true Private memory usage of a process (by not including i/o backed memory pages), but is the best estimation that is fast to determine. This is sometimes known as URSS (Unique Resident Set Size). For an individual process, see "Detailed Memory Information" for a more accurate, but slower, calculation of the true Private memory usage.

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<qt>The total system and user time that a process and all of its threads have been running on the CPU for. This can be greater than the wall clock time if the process has been across multiple CPU cores.

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<qt><i>Technical information: </i>This is an approximation of the Shared memory, called SHR in top. It is the number of pages that are backed by a file (see kernel Documentation/filesystems/proc.txt). For an individual process, see "Detailed Memory Information" for a more accurate, but slower, calculation of the true Shared memory usage.