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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.

by 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.