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Post#1
by fulalas » 26 Apr 2017, 06:05
I'm playing around with a completely new LXQt module (using Arch builds, so we don't need to wait for Slackware repositories) and I've found a very useful command to check all running libs:
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sudo lsof | grep mem | grep "\.so"| awk '{print $9}'| sort| uniq
This is especially useful when you're trying to clean a module bloated with unused libs -- of course, before running this command you should keep all desired programs running at the same time.
And If you just want to know which applications are using a given lib:
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