
A monitor of resources
$ sudo apt install btop$ brew install btop
btop is a highly polished, terminal-based system resource monitor (TUI) for Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD.
Written in C++ as the performance-focused successor to bashtop and bpytop, it provides a visually striking, interactive dashboard for tracking system metrics with very low overhead.
Key features include:
Comprehensive Metrics: Detailed, customizable graphs for CPU (per-core), memory, disks, and network usage.
Process Management: An interactive process list with tree views and filtering, allowing you to easily sort processes and send signals (like SIGKILL) directly from the UI.
Advanced TUI UX: Full mouse support, custom themes, and an interface that maximizes the visual capabilities of modern terminal emulators.
Essentially, it is a modernized, heavy-duty alternative to htop or top wrapped in a highly customizable terminal interface.
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