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"Linux binaries for each architecture are statically linked with musl". Love to see this! The binary is 2.6MB and runs great. I don't know if this will replace
by NelsonMinar 1y ago
"Linux binaries for each architecture are statically linked with musl". Love to see this! The binary is 2.6MB and runs great.
I don't know if this will replace htop for me. The main feature seems to be 24 bit color and some aggressive styling. I'm too old fashioned for that.
- embedding-shape 1y ago> I don't know if this will replace htop for me I kind of avoided it too, htop, bmon, iotop and nvidia-smi worked fine as it was. But eventually came across it for the Nth time and finally tried it out, it's basically all of them in one, with some nicer graphs and customization. Do I require it to do my job? No, but with it I need 3-4 tmux panes less to see the same info. Also does most of the stuff I used htop for, sorting by different things, filtering by letters and easy to kill the currently selected process.
- seemaze 1y agoIt's slowly growing on me too. Htop is defined in my muscle memory, but more and more of my systems now have btop installed as well..
- zem 1y agothere was a time when we all reached for justplain top by default and it managed to get replaced by htop (:
- ptspts 1y agoIf a text-mode process monitor is larger than about 200 KiB, then it sounds bloated to me. If it's loaded with tons of features, then my upper limit is 1 MiB.