Is there a command line tool for Windows XP to display system resources, like available memory usage, cpu, diskspace etc… Small and requires a non-install.
Best Regards,
Anders
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In Linux I use command lines in terminal windows, and even with agents each window seems to require a passphrase entry.
The standard practice here is to start the ssh-agent before X11 or as part of your session, so the agent will be available to anything your run. The exact method you would use to this depend on how you start X11.
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WMIC can be used to find pretty much anything you want provided you are prepared to do a bit of digging - for information similar to the examples you asked about:
SystemInfowill give you a good overall summary but with WMIC you can tune the queries to give you just the data you are interested in.