[01:24] I was having problems coping with that 0% uptime on my system so I found a cool command line utility that gives detaile information about the server [01:25] it's called "glances" you can … "sudo apt install glances" … then just run with … "glances" … it's pretty neat. Although there most certainly must be a way to turn down it's CPU usage :O [01:26] ubuntu 18.04 sips CPU utilization! [04:14] @AdamOutler - https://kmyers.me/blog/chromeos/linux-apps-appears-in-chromeos-settings-menu-and-several-major-changes/ [12:51] https://www.androidauthority.com/google-now-launcher-gone-861326/ [13:46] @AdamOutler what issue were you having with cpu usage on your Ubuntu machine? I'm currently using vmware workstation pro running 6 heavy vms and my ram usage shows untouched and cpu usage is pretty idle. It's odd. The ram may be because of page sharing [13:49] Glances is amazing though. Neat find. I'm shocked my laptop is taking this workload like a champ [14:40] I am not sure if it's an issue. [14:40] adamoutler@closet-server:~$ uptime … 10:40:14 up 19 min, 2 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 … adamoutler@closet-server:~$ [14:41] I think the utilization is lower than I expected [14:41] I'm running 3 full windows server os and my cpu utlizion isn't much higher [14:42] I'm also running two esxi hosts virtually [14:42] And pfsense [14:42] 6 vms [14:42] I expected a slightly higher load [14:43] I'll send a Screenshot [14:44] 0.00 is nothing though. I expect 0.02-3. this means we need more detailed /proc/loadavg which is where uptime gets it's info. [14:44] There is no way the server can have 0% utilization. [14:44] It needs more decimals or loadavg is not taking into account system processes.