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Re: Finding out if Mac is starting up

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Subject: Re: Finding out if Mac is starting up
From: Malcolm Smith <indyimac@crystallineconcepts.com>
Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2008 23:09:14 -0700
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You can use "uptime" to see how long the system has been running.

To see if a user just logged in, get their user name (whoami) and then "last username" will display a list of times that they logged in.

These are all console commands so you could do them in a shell.

There is probably a more elegant method.

Cheers,
  Malcolm Smith

On Jul 31, 2008, at 6:34 PM, Dennis Birch wrote:

Is there any way in RB (including with a plugin) to learn whether or
not a Mac is in the process of grinding away right after starting up
or logging into an account? Perhaps a way of polling the system to see
how much CPU is being used or is available?

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