Or is it only me?
topimmediately upon starting:
TOP averages out readings from the last few seconds. If there aren’t enough samples the displayed values can be… off
btopftwbtopis nice and I use it sometimes; buthtop, my beloved, doesn’t complain about the screen size being too small. And it’s more visual for me anyways.yeah
htopis useful on a phonebtw to format inline code blocks, put a single backtick on each side of the code, like this:
btop.How dare you call my laptop a “phone” /s
(btop on the left)
Also, thanks for the tip, I just used voyager’s formatting cause I was on my phone :'D
I like the color scheme of the buttons in the top right
That’s a very nice desktop.
Can’t wait for zztop
Wasn’t
htopabandoned?It was, but it’s been back for some years now
Oh neat, thanks! I didn’t hear that someone took it up again.
btmftwIt runs on Windows
glancesBtw
Same happens opening Windows Task Manager, my older server rig used to lock up frequently, stalling programs like Home Assistant, and the only thing I had to do to fix it was remote in and open Task Manager. CPU usage dropped to between 70% and 30%.
This, incidentally, was why I was convinced I needed better hardware for a dedicated Proxmox rig. I was very wrong. With Windows, I can barely run three services (HA, AgentDVR, Emby) alongside their stupid NTFS scan and antivirus. With Proxmox I can run 20 services with no issue. CPU is usually 60%-70% with everything.
I’m running like 18 machines inside of hyper-v and don’t have that problem. Were you using a consumer version of windows or something?
Yes aha, Windows 10 Home, 22H2 update. Only Windows OS I owned and this was before I tried Linux
Yeah that explains it lol. Fwiw, if you ever want to try windows as a hypervisor again, server editions can run for 180 days on a trial license and you can buy legit product keys from dodgy resellers online for like $10. I’d go that route for running any kind of real services.
If you are going to use a illegal copy of Windows don’t spend $10
Just use the mass grave scripts
They’re MSDN keys, so they’re valid and never stop working. That’s worth $10 to me. It’s not illegal for me to buy them. It’s illegal for the Polish dude to sell them.
You guys hate GUI, don’t you?
No but sometimes you’re in a terminal anyway and its trivial to pop open a new tab and run an arbitrary command. It isn’t that we hate GUI; TUI is just objectively faster for a lot of things.
Sometimes you have a runaway process sucking up another gigabyte of your swap every second and you don’t have a chance in hell of bringing up some kind of system management gui
Looking at you,
BattleBit.exe
sometimes you’re in terninal anyway
Said confidently Fully Casual Personal Computational Machine Operator
You are allowed to use GUI and CLI tools
No, but I don’t see the value in using the GUI for something that can be gotten with less complexity and overhead.
You’re dyslexic, aren’t you?
Yes
Ho y te?
