Htop Explained Visually
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Htop Explained Visually
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Re: Htop Explained Visually
#2and the other side of the coin is discussed here: https://peteris.rocks/blog/htop/
which explains htop programmatically :)
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#3I thought it was already explained: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13087904
But hey, everyone likes visual explanations ;)
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#4such a great tool, so easy to use, much better than top, though that is my own opinion
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#5As a consequence of trying htop after a long time, I got a reminder that VIRT is not related to RES. I noticed Libreoffice Calc with 29.7 GB of virtual memory and only 198 MB actually used. I wonder why LO made a malloc of nearly 30 GB, but memory is cheap especially because it's virtual.
The next one on the list is Firefox with 8.5 GB VIRT and 994 MB RES.
By the way, I've got 16 GB of RAM and no swap. Anyway all that empty memory between VIRT and RES doesn't go to swap, it's really virtual.
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#6Frontpage? Really?
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#7Frontpage? Really?
I'm currently submitting my article "Less Explained Visually" ;)
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#8I thought it was already explained: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13087904 But hey, everyone likes visual explanations ;)
Thanks for linking to that. This 'visual explanation' is hardly an explanation at all.
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#9Htop is the first software I install on any new server. Just wished that they made iotop as awesome as htop :D
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#10Hit.... f5