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I typed 'atop' in my Linux Mint 22.1 laptop/desktop, says it's not found but can be installed. So I think Linux Mint is in the clear, I tried my Ubuntu 24.04 se
by vanc_cefepime 2y ago
I typed 'atop' in my Linux Mint 22.1 laptop/desktop, says it's not found but can be installed. So I think Linux Mint is in the clear, I tried my Ubuntu 24.04 server and same thing there as well as my proxmox home lab instance. I checked that Repology link and I did see Ubuntu, but I guess that is for Ubuntu desktop but not sever edition?
ps. If I said anything wrong, please correct me. I'm a linux newb who jumped from Microsoft's world after getting fed up with their Win11 BS. I'm still learning quite a bit about linux daily.
- keyle 2y agoNo, that sounds about right.
- __MatrixMan__ 2y ago> I'm a linux newb who jumped from Microsoft's world after getting fed up Welcome to the dark side my friend, it's better here. > If I said anything wrong, please correct me Nothing wrong, but if you ever want to see if something is present without actually running it, consider these commands: ps aux | grep atop # is there a running process named atop? which atop # is there a runnable command named atop on the PATH? And since you've referenced some Debian-derived distros, maybe also apt list --installed | grep atop # has apt installed a package named atop? If it does contain something troubling, running the command to see if it was present might expose you to whatever the trouble is.