There are several ways to find memory usage using the linux command line. One of the best ways to see both RAM and CPU usage is to type '$ vmstat', which will display 5 sections of useful memory information, including RAM and CPU information. You can also type '$ top', which displays a very exhaustive list of memory information, but it is easy to get the important data lost in the flood.

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