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On Tue, 19 Apr 2022 10:52:44 -0700 Roman Gushchin <roman.gushchin@linux.dev> wrote:

> > Unclear.  At the end of what output?
> 
> This is how it looks like when the output is too long:
> 
> [root@eth50-1 sb-btrfs-24]# cat count_memcg
> 1 226
> 20 96
> 53 811
> 2429 2
> 218 13
> 581 29
> 911 124
> 1010 3
> 1043 1
> 1076 1
> 1241 60
> 1274 7
> 1307 39
> 1340 3
> 1406 14
> 1439 63
> 1472 54
> 1505 8
> 1538 1
> 1571 6
> 1604 39
> 1637 9
> 1670 8
> 1703 4
> 1736 1094
> 1802 2
> 1868 2
> 1901 52
> 1934 592
> 1967 32
> 			< CUT >
> 18797 1
> 18830 1

We do that in-kernel?  Why?  That just makes parsers harder to write?
If someone has issues then direct them at /usr/bin/less?