Monitoring, Pausing, and Prioritizing Mac OS X Applications

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Monitoring, Pausing, and Prioritizing Mac OS X Applications
Topic:BSD Date: 2006-03-31
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If you simply want to monitor processes on Mac OS X, the included Activity Monitor in applications/utilities works well:

There is also a free third party application called App Stop available here that will allow you to pause applications and set priority. If you have a heavy application you are running concurrently while doing more interactive work, App Stop is very useful. Here is a shot of App Stop running:

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