htop is an interactive system-monitor process-viewer and process-manager. It is designed as an alternative to the Unix program top. It shows a frequently updated list of the processes running on a computer, normally ordered by the amount of CPU usage. if you want something new and more colorful and interesting UI, ‘htop’ might be for you.
Advantages of using htop:
- Colour meters show you at a glance if CPU load, memory usage, commands etc.
- Supports user communication utilizing the mouse as well as keyboard
- Sort process list by CPU%, MEM%, TIME+ running etc., and in ascending or descending order
- Fully customizable according to your needs
- Help menu which lists all possible commands (useful for beginners)
Installation:
Packages for htop are available in most distros. Try the package manager from your system; chances are htop is available from there
- GoboLinux: In GoboLinux you can fetch and compile htop by typing: Compile htop
- Debian: In Debian you can fetch htop by typing: apt-get install htop
You can also download the binary packages from the Debian webpage. - Fedora: htop is part of Fedora Extras; you can fetch it by typing: yum install htop
- RedHat: You can find RPM’s for htop at DAG.
- Slackware: htop is part of Slackware. You can find it in the ap/ section.
- Gentoo: In Gentoo Linux you can emerge the sys-process/htop package by typing: emerge sys-process/htop
- AltLinux: here are the latest RPMs for AltLinux.
- OpenSuSE: htop is included in the OpenSuSE build service.
You can then run htop by simply executing:
# htop
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