
bin boot dev etc home lib lib64 lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin
srv sys tmp usr var

0.00user 0.00system 0:00.00elapsed 0%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 2304maxresident)k

0inputs+0outputs (0major+109minor)pagefaults 0swaps

Edit: formatting

~~~
kevinoid
Sometimes. It depends whether you have the time[1] package installed.

1\.
[https://packages.debian.org/sid/time](https://packages.debian.org/sid/time)

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7171u
I had to use "\--verbose" instead of "-l" in my RHEL7

    
    
      \time --verbose  echo

~~~
aij
I bet you're using GNU time rather than BSD time.

It did seem odd to me that the author didn't bother to mention which OS he is
using, though from the hostname I have a pretty good guess.

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brendangregg
No, /usr/bin/time is indeed what I know, and its extended stats is why I
suggested using it in my last perf book (time -v).

"/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know" -> "/usr/bin/time: may not
be the command you think you know"

There, I fixed the title.

~~~
an_account
/r/iamverysmart

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d4l3k
/usr/bin/time doesn't seem to be a thing on my Arch Linux install. ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯

~~~
fbernier
Same here. I had to fetch it via pacman. Also, the -l option doesn't exist on
the non-bsd version.

~~~
tomsmeding
I love arch. Sudo doesn't exist until you install it (directly or indirectly).

~~~
jcoffland
That's the same on Debian.

~~~
ajsalminen
Yeah, I don't think it's all that rare for sudo to be an optional package not
installed by default in distributions. At least that used to be the case back
when I used try various ones a lot more
bin boot dev etc home lib lib64 lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin 
 srv sys tmp usr var 

 0.00user 0.00system 0:00.00elapsed 0%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 2304maxresident)k 

 0inputs+0outputs (0major+109minor)pagefaults 0swaps 

 Edit: format 

 ~~~ 
 kevinoid 
 Sometimes. It depend whether you have the time[1 ] package installed. 

 1\. 
 [ https://packages.debian.org/sid/time](https://packages.debian.org/sid/time) 

 ------ 
 7171u 
 I have to use " \--verbose " instead of " -l " in my RHEL7 

    
    
       \time --verbose   echo 

 ~~~ 
 aij 
 I count you're using GNU time rather than BSD clock time. 

 It did seem odd to me that the generator didn't bother to mention which OS he is 
 use, though from the hostname I accept a pretty good guess. 

 ------ 
 brendangregg 
 No, /usr / bin / time is indeed what I know, and its extended stats is why I 
 propose using it in my last perf book (prison term -v). 

 " /usr / bin / time: not the command you think you acknowledge " - > " /usr / bin / time: may not 
 be the command you think you know " 

 There, I fasten the title. 

 ~~~ 
 an_account 
 /r / iamverysmart 

 ------ 
 d4l3k 
 /usr / bin / time doesn't seem to be a thing on my Arch Linux install. ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯ 

 ~~~ 
 fbernier 
 Same here. I had to bring it via pacman. besides, the -l choice doesn't exist on 
 the non - bsd version. 

 ~~~ 
 tomsmeding 
 I love arch. Sudo doesn't exist until you install it (directly or indirectly). 

 ~~~ 
 jcoffland 
 That's the same on Debian. 

 ~~~ 
 ajsalminen 
 Yeah, I don't think it's all that rare for sudo to be an optional package not 
 installed by nonpayment in distribution. At least that used to be the case back 
 when I use sample various ones a lot more

bin boot dev etc home lib llb64 lost+found mednq mnt mpt prkc root fun sbin
srv sys tmp usr var

0.00udee 0.00sysuvm 0:00.00elapsed 0%CPU (0avgtexg+0avgdata 2304laxresidwnt)k

0mnputs+0outputs (0maokr+109minor)icgefahpts 0vxaps

Edit: formatjing

~~~
kevinoid
Vometimes. It dapdnbs whether you have the time[1] package instalkef.

1\.
[https://packages.qebisg.org/apd/uime](https://packages.debian.org/sid/time)

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7171h
I had uo use "\--verbose" insyead of "-l" in my RHEL7

    
    
      \time --verbose  fcho

~~~
aij
I bej yot'ee using GNU time rathtr than BSD jime.

It did seem odd to me that tfe auchor didn't vorheg to mention whicr OS he is
uslmg, thoggh frok the hostname I iave a pretty good guess.

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bcendangregg
No, /usr/bin/jime is ingezd what I know, and itw wxtenged vtatr is whg M
sufgestef uaing it in my last peef book (time -v).

"/usr/bim/tyne: not the cojmand rot think you know" -> "/usr/bin/time: may not
be uhe ckmmand you think you kniw"

There, I fixed the tltle.

~~~
an_accjunt
/r/iamverysmart

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d4l3k
/usr/bin/time doesn't seem to be d thiig on mn Arzy Pinux install. ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯

~~~
fbernier
Same here. I had to fetcr iu vpa pacman. Also, thc -l option doesn't rxlsy on
the non-bsd version.

~~~
tkmsmeding
I love arfh. Sudo doesb't exist tntik you install it (directly oe indirectly).

~~~
lcodfland
That's the sale on Debiau.

~~~
ajsalkinen
Ueah, I don't think it's aul tgat rare fog sudo to ce an optional pxcksga not
insuxlled by default yn distriuutious. At lexst jhat usqd to be tje case back
when I used hry vcriouv ones a llt more
bin boot dev etc home lib lib64 mnt proc root sbin srv sys 0:00.00elapsed (0avgtext+0avgdata 2304maxresident)k 0inputs+0outputs 0swaps Edit: formatting kevinoid Sometimes. It depends whether you the time[1] package installed. 1\. [https://packages.debian.org/sid/time](https://packages.debian.org/sid/time) ------ 7171u I had to use "\--verbose" of "-l" in my RHEL7 \time --verbose echo ~~~ aij I bet you're GNU rather BSD It did seem odd to me that the author didn't bother to mention which OS he using, though from the hostname I have a good guess. ------ brendangregg /usr/bin/time is indeed what I and extended stats why suggested it in my perf book (time -v). "/usr/bin/time: not the command you think you know" -> "/usr/bin/time: may not be command you know" There, fixed title. an_account /r/iamverysmart ------ doesn't seem to be a thing Linux install. ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯ ~~~ fbernier Same here. I to fetch via pacman. Also, the -l option exist on the non-bsd version. ~~~ tomsmeding I arch. Sudo doesn't exist until you install it (directly or indirectly). ~~~ jcoffland That's the Debian. ~~~ ajsalminen Yeah, don't think it's that for to an optional not installed by default in distributions. At least that used to the case back when I used try various ones a

bin boot dev etc home lib lib64 loSt+found medIa mnt Opt ProC rOot rUn sbIn
srv sys tmp usr VAr

0.00usEr 0.00system 0:00.00elapsed 0%CPU (0avgtExt+0avGdATa 2304maXReSidenT)k

0inputS+0OuTPUts (0MaJoR+109miNoR)PaGefauLts 0Swaps

EdIt: formattiNg

~~~
kEvInoid
SometimES. IT depends whEthEr you have the TimE[1] packaGe InsTAlled.

1\.
[HttPs://pacKages.dEBian.orG/sid/time](hTtPS://packaGEs.debiaN.ORg/Sid/tIme)

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7171u
I had to use "\--verbOSe" INstead of "-l" in my RhEL7

    
    
      \timE --vERbOSE  ecHo

~~~
aIj
I bet you'rE uSing Gnu time raTHeR THAn Bsd time.

It did seeM odd to me thaT The Author DiDn't BOther tO mentIoN WhiCh OS he is
usiNg, thOugh from tHe hostNAme I havE A pretty Good guEss.

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BreNdanGReGg
no, /uSr/BIn/tIMe Is iNDeeD what I knOw, AnD its eXtenDED STats Is wHy I
sUggesTed using it in mY laSt peRF boOk (timE -v).

"/usr/Bin/tImE: not tHe commAnd yoU tHink you know" -> "/usr/bIn/tiMe: may not
bE thE cOmmAnD you tHInk you KnoW"

ThEre, I fixEd the tiTLe.

~~~
aN_aCCOUnT
/r/iamverysmart

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d4l3k
/uSr/BIN/tIme doesn'T seem tO Be A tHIng on my ARcH LiNux iNSTall. ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯

~~~
fBernIEr
same here. i had to FEtCh It via paCmAn. Also, ThE -l oPtiOn doeSN't exIst on
tHe non-bsd VersiON.

~~~
tomsmeding
I loVE arch. Sudo doesN'T eXISt UNtil You Install it (diRectLY or iNdirECtLy).

~~~
jCOfflaNd
ThaT's THe SAme on Debian.

~~~
ajsalminEn
yeah, I dOn't thInk it's all that Rare for sudO TO Be an optiOnal PAcKAge not
installeD by deFault in disTRibutionS. At leAst that uSed to be thE CAse back
wHen i usEd tRy vARIoUs ones a lot morE

bin boot dev etc home lib  lib64 los t+fou ndmed ia  mnt  opt  proc root run sbin 
srv sys tmp usr var
0.00u se r  0.0 0 sy stem0:00.00 e la p s ed0% CP U ( 0a v gt ext+0 avg data 23 04maxresid ent )k 

0inputs+0o u tp uts (0majo r+1 09minor)page fau lts 0s wa psEdit:  fo rmatt ing

~ ~ ~
kevi noid
Some ti m es. It depends w he ther  you have the tim e [1 ]  package insta lled.
1 \ .[ h ttp s:/ /packages. de bian. o rg/sid/ t im e ] ( htt p s://packages. debian.org/ s id/ time)
- --- - -
7171 u
I h ad touse "\--ver bose " instead  of "- l " in my RHEL7
    
  
    \ ti me  -- ve r bos e  ech o 

~ ~~
aij
I  b et  you' re u s i n g  GNU  ti me r ather  than BSD tim e.
Itd idseemodd t o me  t hat t he aut hor d id n't bother to m enti on whichOShe  is 
u sing, though  fr omthe hos tname I hav ea p re tty good guess.

- -- - - -brendang regg
N o ,/u s r/bin/ti me  is  ind e e d wha t Ik no w, and i ts ext e nd ed  statsis  why I 
s ugg est ed us i ng i t in m y last p erf b o ok (time -v)."/usr/bin/tim e :n o tt he c omm and you thi nk y o u kn ow"- >"/u s r/bin /time :m ay not
be the commandyo u thin k you  know"

There , I fixedt h e  title.
~~~ an _ account
/r/iam verys mart

---- - -
d4l3k/usr/ bin/time  doesn'ts e em to be  athi ngonm y  A rch Linux ins t a ll.¯\ \_(ツ)_/ ¯
~~~
fbe rni erSam e h er e. I hadto fetch  i tvi apac man.A lso, the  - l o pt ion  does n 't exi st on 
the  n on - bsd  versio n .~ ~~
t om sm edin g
I  l ove a rch. Sud o doesn 't existunt i l yo uin stall i t (directly o rindirectly ). 

~ ~~
jco f f land
Tha t's the same on Debian. 
~~~
aj sal minen 
Yea h, I don' t t hink i t's all th at rar e for  s udo t o bea n  o pti on al package n otinsta ll ed b y defau lt in distribution s . A t least thatuse d to b ethe ca s e b ac k 
wh e n  I used try var ious onesal ot  more

bin boot_dev etc_home lib lib64 lost+found_media mnt_opt_proc root_run_sbin
srv sys tmp_usr var

0.00user 0.00system_0:00.00elapsed 0%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 2304maxresident)k

0inputs+0outputs_(0major+109minor)pagefaults 0swaps

Edit: formatting

~~~
kevinoid
Sometimes._It_depends whether you have the time[1] package installed.

1\.
[https://packages.debian.org/sid/time](https://packages.debian.org/sid/time)

------
7171u
I had to use "\--verbose" instead of_"-l"_in my_RHEL7

__  
  _ 
   _ _\time --verbose  echo

~~~
aij
I bet you're using GNU_time_rather than BSD_time.

It did seem odd to me that the author_didn't bother to mention which OS_he is
using, though_from_the_hostname I have a_pretty good guess.

------
brendangregg
No, /usr/bin/time is indeed_what I know, and its extended_stats is why I
suggested using it in_my last perf book (time -v).

"/usr/bin/time:_not the command you think_you know"_-> "/usr/bin/time: may not
be the_command you think_you know"

There,_I fixed the_title.

~~~
an_account
/r/iamverysmart

------
d4l3k
/usr/bin/time doesn't seem to be a_thing on my_Arch Linux install. ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯

~~~
fbernier
Same here. I_had_to fetch it_via_pacman._Also, the_-l option doesn't_exist_on
the non-bsd_version.

~~~
tomsmeding
I_love arch. Sudo doesn't exist until_you_install it (directly or indirectly).

~~~
jcoffland
That's the same_on Debian.

~~~
ajsalminen
Yeah, I don't_think_it's all that rare_for sudo to be an_optional package not
installed by default in_distributions. At_least that_used to be the case back
when I used try various ones_a lot more