Seriously, I doubt very much there are people left in the world who don’t know about htop.
Not including it would be a blasphemy though. In a very real sense, htop has everything I look for in a well built console application.
Color galore, svelte profile, clean line drawing, menus for configuration and commands.
And more customization than you can shake a stick at. Most people know htop, but not many know how deep the rabbit hole goes. Take a look at some dork’s lame post from years ago, for an idea.
I don’t need to introduce htop because it’s well done, and for that reason most everyone knows about it. The price you pay for fame, I suppose. š
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