>it seems ytop [2] is not being maintained anymore Indeed, author recommends `bottom` instead so noted that in the list. It appears top has a few alternatives.

>it seems ytop [2] is not being maintained anymore Indeed, author recommends `bottom` instead so noted that in the list. It appears top has a few alternatives. There's also `gotop` that is written in Go and (now that looks cool) `bashtop` written in Bash.