Isn't this a little over-complicated? Couldn't one just open up the file
like any other normal file in Java and then read from it? I admit I
haven't tried it myself.
And lo, the chronicles report that Chris Abbey spake thusly unto the masses:
>
> Do a runtime exec of "cat /proc/meminfo" and attach the process's
> stdout to an io reader of some sort (it's only a stream afterall)
> @see Ljava/lang/Process, Ljava/lang/Runtime for needed methods.
> Just remember that by doing this you have:
> 1. broken platform independence.
> 2. created a requirement that your linux users have the /proc
> filesystem installed and configured, and have read authority.
> -=Chris
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