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Hi, htop author here: this brought a smile to my face! Wondering if I should do the same in htop's own website. Would be fun to follow the activity spike when t

Hi, htop author here: this brought a smile to my face! Wondering if I should do the same in htop's own website. Would be fun to follow the activity spike when the new major release comes later this year! Major kudos to the author for the idea!

vosper 11y ago
As long as we're giving kudos, allow me to give some to you: htop is a great tool. Thanks for making it!
CatCookie 11y ago
Thanks, we would be happy to see it on your site. :)
robzyb 11y ago
Thanks! Every now and then I want to see individual CPU usage (usually when I want to check if a program is multithreaded) and I Google to find a way to do it. I always end up doing `sudo apt-get install htop`.
- termie 11y ago
  If htop is unavailable, then you can hit the number 1 key in regular top on Linux to see individual CPU utilization.
  - jlgaddis 11y ago
    Or "P" on FreeBSD.
pixelmonkey 11y ago
htop is one of my favorite UNIX tools in existence! Check out htop running my laptop while I had an "ssh-multi" tmux session opened up on an Apache Spark cluster, doing computation 32 cores x 25 nodes = 800 cluster cores! It's so fun to watch all of those cores light up green while doing a big batch job. https://www.flickr.com/photos/amontalenti/21512617686/in/dateposted/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/amontalenti/21512617686/in/dat... We are big fans of htop at Parse.ly. We install it on every one of our nodes.
- hisham_hm 11y ago
  Whoa, amazing picture! Thanks for sharing!
LukeHoersten 11y ago
Thanks for htop!