
Linux/OSX/FreeBSD resource monitor
$ pip3 install bpytop --upgrade$ brew install bpytop$ port install bpytop$ sudo pacman -S bpytop$ sudo apt install bpytop$ sudo pkg install bpytop$ sudo dnf install bpytop$ sudo emerge -av sys-process/bpytop$ sudo snap install bpytop
Bpytop is a command-line resource monitor written in Python that tracks and displays real-time statistics for your CPU, memory, disks, network, and active processes. It features a responsive, game-inspired user interface with full mouse support, customizable themes, and process filtering or management capabilities. As a continuation of bashtop, it supports Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD platforms (though the author later developed a C++ successor called btop).
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