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I'll add to your list with htop. Its a little nicer than plain ole top.
by agentgt 11y ago
I'll add to your list with htop. Its a little nicer than plain ole top.
- anarcat 11y agohtop is useful, but i find it doesn't add enough on top of top to justify changing my hand-wired reflexes to add that "h". it's often not installed everywhere either, so the top habit remains.
- STRML 11y agoAnd `glances` is pretty great for big-picture stuff, all-in-one. It's not as precise on CPU/memory as htop, but you get network bandwidth, disk I/O, disk usage and more.
- luckydude 11y agoNo love for dstat? Glances looks cool though, thanks for that one.
- anarcat 11y agoglances (which i just discovered recently) is pretty awesome, definitely something i'll try out more next time i need something similar. dstat i already knew about, somehow forgot it in the listing, definitely a must as well.
- ipozgaj 11y agoproblem with (h)top is that it doesn't catch short-lived processes, and it displays only the most basics stats. For more detailed perf analysis you will likely be better with something like atop
- baldfat 11y agoAlso like to add atop. I love the interface and usually is my first command I launch.