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Keep track of your system's uptime and downtime with the tuptime tool.
Finding your system's uptime is easy if the "beginning" means the last startup; the historical uptime command reports that information. But what happens if by "beginning" you mean the first startup ever of the system? Or the last 365 days? Or the last month?
Is there any way to have an accumulated uptime—or even better, a look at the whole system's life? For example, cars have odometers, and you can see the miles/kilometers since the first day. For computers, a tool was developed exactly for this task: tuptime.
tuptime reports the historical and statistical running and stopped time of your system, keeping track between restarts.
Finding your system's uptime is easy if the "beginning" means the last startup; the historical uptime command reports that information. But what happens if by "beginning" you mean the first startup ever of the system? Or the last 365 days? Or the last month?
Is there any way to have an accumulated uptime—or even better, a look at the whole system's life? For example, cars have odometers, and you can see the miles/kilometers since the first day. For computers, a tool was developed exactly for this task: tuptime.
tuptime reports the historical and statistical running and stopped time of your system, keeping track between restarts.
