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mactop
Apple Silicon Monitor Top
...It displays real-time system metrics such as CPU usage, GPU usage, ANE activity, memory usage, power consumption, temperatures, fan speeds, disk I/O, and network activity. The tool uses native Apple APIs including SMC, IOReport, IOKit, IOHIDEventSystemClient, and Mach Kernel APIs to collect detailed hardware data without requiring sudo for core monitoring. mactop supports Apple Silicon models from M1 through M5, including Pro, Max, and Ultra variants, as well as newer core types like M5 S-Cores. Users can customize the terminal interface with multiple layouts, themes, colors, update intervals, and language settings. ... -
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XNU
Legacy mirror of Darwin Kernel
Darwin XNU is the hybrid kernel that powers Apple’s macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS operating systems, forming the foundation of the Darwin open-source core. The name XNU stands for X is Not Unix, highlighting its origin as a combination of multiple kernel technologies—primarily the Mach microkernel from Carnegie Mellon University, integrated with substantial components from FreeBSD and Apple’s proprietary IOKit driver framework. -
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The MACHOS project is a reference build of the original CMU MACH kernel distriibution(s) and documentation for development of new distributed computing platforms that require integrated IPC and multi-processor support.
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