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Huge htop fan. Honestly probably my favorite unix utility. Just did `brew update && brew upgrade` but not seeing an htop update. I am still running htop 0.8.2.

Huge htop fan. Honestly probably my favorite unix utility. Just did `brew update && brew upgrade` but not seeing an htop update. I am still running htop 0.8.2.8 via brew. Also tried on an AWS server running Ubuntu, same thing `apt-get update && apt-get upgrade` no new htop version available. Running htop 1.0.2.

wrigby 11y ago
I hit the same thing, so I figured I would try compiling from source. I built ncurses 6.0 from source (installed to $HOME/local) and then htop 2.0 (also to $HOME/local) and it worked a charm. This was on a clean (took it out of the box today) 10.11 system.
- nodesocket 11y ago
  Ehhhhhhhhhhhh, really want to stick with using native package managers (brew, apt). Did you just add htop to the apt exclude?
  - wrigby 11y ago
    Ack, my bad. I meant OS X 10.11 (El Capitan). Same should probably work on any Linux distro with standard build tools installed. I keep a ~/local directory with built-from-source programs in it. That way I don't get any conflicts with system-wide package managers. Configure line for ncurses: ./configure --enable-pc-files --with-pkg-config-libdir=$HOME/local/lib/pkgconfig --with-shared --prefix=$HOME/local make -j8 && make install And for htop, a regular configure worked fine: ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local make -j8 && make install A quick check in my .bashrc (actually .zshrc) prepends $HOME/local/bin to my $PATH if it exists.
  - alphonse23 11y ago
    I too would like to know how to install via brew.
    - brianxq3 11y ago
      I quickly and hackily did `brew edit htop` and made these changes to install htop 2.0: https://gist.github.com/bmorton/231bc3d6b3aa6fbefd48 https://gist.github.com/bmorton/231bc3d6b3aa6fbefd48 I've got it on my list to fully fix it up and submit a PR, but feel free to flesh out my changes and submit instead :D
marcosscriven 11y ago
Looks like two^Wthree people have already raised PRs for getting version 2 in Homebrew[0] [0] https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pulls?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Apr+is%3Aopen+htop https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pulls?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=...

wrigby 11y ago

I hit the same thing, so I figured I would try compiling from source. I built ncurses 6.0 from source (installed to $HOME/local) and then htop 2.0 (also to $HOME/local) and it worked a charm. This was on a clean (took it out of the box today) 10.11 system.

nodesocket 11y ago
Ehhhhhhhhhhhh, really want to stick with using native package managers (brew, apt). Did you just add htop to the apt exclude?
- wrigby 11y ago
  Ack, my bad. I meant OS X 10.11 (El Capitan). Same should probably work on any Linux distro with standard build tools installed. I keep a ~/local directory with built-from-source programs in it. That way I don't get any conflicts with system-wide package managers. Configure line for ncurses: ./configure --enable-pc-files --with-pkg-config-libdir=$HOME/local/lib/pkgconfig --with-shared --prefix=$HOME/local make -j8 && make install And for htop, a regular configure worked fine: ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local make -j8 && make install A quick check in my .bashrc (actually .zshrc) prepends $HOME/local/bin to my $PATH if it exists.
- alphonse23 11y ago
  I too would like to know how to install via brew.
  - brianxq3 11y ago
    I quickly and hackily did `brew edit htop` and made these changes to install htop 2.0: https://gist.github.com/bmorton/231bc3d6b3aa6fbefd48 https://gist.github.com/bmorton/231bc3d6b3aa6fbefd48 I've got it on my list to fully fix it up and submit a PR, but feel free to flesh out my changes and submit instead :D

marcosscriven 11y ago

Looks like two^Wthree people have already raised PRs for getting version 2 in Homebrew[0] [0] https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pulls?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Apr+is%3Aopen+htop https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/pulls?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=...