Monitoring system resources with htop - from installation to usage
System monitoring with htop (ubuntu based) htop is a terminal-based program that allows you to easily and quickly check the resource usage of your system, such as CPU, memory, swap, processes, etc. It is similar to the task manager in Windows, but it provides more diverse and detailed information, and you can manage processes with keyboard shortcuts. In this post, I will show you how to install and use htop on ubuntu. Installing htop To install htop on ubuntu, you need to first open the terminal and update and upgrade your system. This is an essential step to maintain the stability and compatibility of your system. Please enter the following command. 1 sudo apt update & & sudo apt upgrade cs After updating and upgrading your system, you can install htop with the following command. 1 sudo apt install htop cs When the installation is complete, you can run htop by typing htop in the terminal. Using htop When you run htop, you will see a screen like this. The top of the screen sh