When I gotop to the htop, it's the atop to my vtop, at the end I'll take glances at her btop++
For the uniniciated, these are all process monitors.
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When I gotop to the htop, it's the atop to my vtop, at the end I'll take glances at her btop++
For the uniniciated, these are all process monitors.
On one level that's kind of cool but I still find process management and resource monitoring via the command line much faster and more efficient.
I like it, but it's missing the ability to kill processes.