I use this. It's much lighter than its predecessor, bpytop. You can track this by running both and htop with the total CPU time tracker on htop. btop uses less

I use this. It's much lighter than its predecessor, bpytop. You can track this by running both and htop with the total CPU time tracker on htop. btop uses less CPU than htop. bpytop uses much more. This becomes a bigger deal the longer a machine is running. I specifically use btop for this when fuzzing because any CPU it doesn't use goes to the fuzzer. And I still want to track the state of the machine while fuzzing, especially while fuzzing since it's under extreme load.