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One thing not mentioned in the article is you can interact with htop using the mouse, for example clicking on column headers to sort by that column, or selecting a process.
You can get get this mouse support for example by installing the gpm package, which enables the mouse support for the terminal.
Htop is the first software I install on any new server. Just wished that they made iotop as awesome as htop :D
Htop is the first software I install on any new server. Just wished that they made iotop as awesome as htop :D
As 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 tha…
I like these visual explanations though.
I love htop. But I can't figure out a way to disable the CPU monitors. I use a machine with 768 cores which makes it kind of useless.
This stackoverflow has some pointers though: http://superuser.com/questions/806614/how-to-compress-or-hid...
Hit.... f5
I love htop. But I can't figure out a way to disable the CPU monitors. I use a machine with 768 cores which makes it kind of useless.