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> Could you shed some light on how it further removes abstractions? By not running hundreds of useless programs, I guess. If you launch htop inside OpenBSD, it
by enriquto 6y ago
> Could you shed some light on how it further removes abstractions?
By not running hundreds of useless programs, I guess. If you launch htop inside OpenBSD, it'll fill half of your terminal, and the rest is empty.
The easiest way to try it is to install it on a virtual machine. You'll see that not much is needed to get to a point to launch firefox from an xterm.
- anthk 6y agoTop itself is enough, you don´t need htop.
- enriquto 6y agoTotally agree. But I'm somewhat used to silly things about htop, like selecting a process to kill using the arrow keys, or a default refresh rate of less than 1 second.
- secondcoming 6y agoI find htop's ability to view the tree structure of a process quite useful. Name your threads!
- horlux 6y agobut that's the case for some linux distros too, e.g void