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Thanks for sharing that, now I know that I'm not the only one who has been using htop for years and didn't know that you could hide the threads with Shift+H. It

by rob74 6y ago

Thanks for sharing that, now I know that I'm not the only one who has been using htop for years and didn't know that you could hide the threads with Shift+H. It's not even on the help screen, for crying out loud :D Plus, after looking through all the options, I couldn't find an option to hide threads by default. EDIT: later I realized that pressing Shift+H automatically sets the option "Hide userland process threads", and I overlooked it because I was looking for a disabled option. So htop was actually smarter than I was giving it credit for. However, it definitely wouldn't hurt to mention Shift+H on the help screen :)

bmn__ 6y ago
It is on the help screen. Look again. Left column, 10th item.
- rob74 6y ago
  Ah, I swear I looked at the list three times until I finally found it. It's not listed under "Shift+H", it's under "H" (capital H = Shift+H). If they had a shortcut "Shift+1", they would probably rather look up the keyboard mapping to find out what character that is rather than writing "Shift+1". I still think htop is a great little tool, but sometimes it's really too clever for its own good...