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Awesome! Installing htop is the first thing I do on my *nix systems. The update is still not up on Homebrew, shouldn't take long though.
Ok so I know of and have tried top, atop, htop, ntop. What else is out there??
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Tree view is sorted by pid only, sorry. I'm afraid moving entire subtrees based on other criteria (such as CPU%) would make the screen unbearably jumpy.
Is there a way to combine all the processes with the same command name? I have a ton of mariadb processes (I don't even know if this is normal, but it seems to be working just fine) and it gets tiring having to scroll them just to glance the numbers on other processes. https://www.dropbox.com/s/ghwsh6ye1gt32k1/Screenshot%202016-...
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Apropos of nothing: does country of origin (or is it residence; or residence of the main contributors) tell us anything that is at all useful? It seems like information - the sort people go 'oh really, how fascinating' to - but I can't really see how it's relevant. Anyone want to chip in and make a stand for national identity or anything? To me it's kinda like you said 'find and grep are the two main contributions to…
This is a legitimate question. I'm brazilian and I constantly see Facebook posts in Portuguese highlighting "Of the top X things, Y are Brazilian!", whereas I see none or very little of that in English speaking communities. My theory is that there are relatively few great international contributions from Brazil and we rejoice anytime we see one.
Are you sure? Or do you just notice it less because the place names mean less to you personally?
Palto Alto / Silicon Valley / San Francisco Bay Area (roughly the same places, right?) get mentioned all the time.
You know what's in Redmond, right? And what's in Utah? :)
Wwhen a news article talks about popular software/service being developed outside of California, they usually spend a little paragraph or so on the place (blablabla cold winters in Maine blabla data centre bla--just made that one up btw).
Greetings from the land that brought you Python, a shortest-path algorithm and compact-discs ;-)
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This is a legitimate question. I'm brazilian and I constantly see Facebook posts in Portuguese highlighting "Of the top X things, Y are Brazilian!", whereas I see none or very little of that in English speaking communities. My theory is that there are relatively few great international contributions from Brazil and we rejoice anytime we see one.
Lol you should try being from Iceland
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This is a legitimate question. I'm brazilian and I constantly see Facebook posts in Portuguese highlighting "Of the top X things, Y are Brazilian!", whereas I see none or very little of that in English speaking communities. My theory is that there are relatively few great international contributions from Brazil and we rejoice anytime we see one.
> I see none or very little of that in English speaking communities. Are you sure? Or do you just notice it less because the place names mean less to you personally? Palto Alto / Silicon Valley / San Francisco Bay Area (roughly the same places, right?) get mentioned all the time. You know what's in Redmond, right? And what's in Utah? :) Wwhen a news article talks about popular software/service being developed outside…
Some interesting thoughts, thanks to all for tolerating my ponderings.