Slow Mac? Could be a hidden memory gobbler in macOS

Macworld
Jul 12, 2017, 7:00 am837 pts
Just hours into using my new 27-inch iMac with 32GB of memory, the system felt sluggish. I checked memory usage via the top -u command in Terminal, which showed all 32GB was full. Exclamation point, I said aloud, and launched Activity Monitor to dig in more easily than at the command line. Sure enough, all…

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