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htop is an amazing upgrade to plain old top. Thank you for your work on this!

• grubles 11y ago
  Agreed. And it's fun running it on a box with 32+ cores.
  • NickSharp 11y ago
    Is there a quick way to avoid having all those cores take up the top 32 lines of the screen? Checking my 40 core machine in a typical terminal window, I can't see any of the processes, just 40 lines of CPU! Thanks.
    • NocturnalWaffle 11y ago
      If you press F2 you can change the setup for the top meters and switch it out with CPU average or other combinations of cores.
      • Piskvorrr 11y ago
        ...or if you're not the interactive type (or deploy untold millions of images), edit .htoprc . Hm. Given the opacity of that config file, I went the way "configure interactively, then roll out the new .htoprc"
    • hisham_hm 11y ago
      Really? Recent versions shouldn't take more than 10 lines for 40 cores. It displays them in 4 columns.
  • broodbucket 11y ago
    With 320 cores you can't see anything.
    • akerro 11y ago
      Hmm... and I use it on a 32bit netbook...
      • broodbucket 11y ago
        Hehe, I once tested a MPI program intended for a supercomputer on my 2-core ARM chromebook. It ran. It was not very fast.
• twothamendment 11y ago
  Yes, it is hard top something called top, but htop does! It is a must have.