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WebDev2016-07-27 12:48:52
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WebDev, 2016-07-27 12:48:52

What does the TIME+ field in htop mean?

TIME is the time the script is executing?
If so, then why do I run 2 scripts at the same time, and when I log in a day later, they have a different value for this field?

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Maxim Fedorov, 2016-07-27
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this is not the time of the script, this is the processor time - i.e. how many percent spent on script execution

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