Hi !
As a Windows user, I use task manager a lot. You know that moment when
- Your PC start to work very slow
- You press CTRL+SHIFT+ESC to open Task Manager
- Select the not amicable process
- And Kill it !
Bonus: another group of people uses a more classic way
- Press CTRL+ALT+DEL
- Select Task Manager
- …
These days where I’m doing part of my developer work in a Raspberry Pi 4 (see references), I was also in the need for a “Task Manager”. So a quick Bing/Google search pointed a couple of products, and htop seems to be a very popular one. And I also like the official product description
This is htop, an interactive process viewer for Unix systems. It is a text-mode application (for console or X terminals) and requires ncurses.
Official htop page (see references)
It seems that initially the product was created for Unix, and now supports FreeBSD, OpenBSD, macOS, and more. And, of course, it runs on Raspbian.
Question: Should I write a post on how to install Raspbian for Raspberry Pi? My guess is no, there are so many of this already out, but ... if get bored.
Before I move on, let’s take a look at htop running in my device, while I’m building a docker image using some amazing TensorFlow image analysis models.
The way to install htop is very straightforward.
sudo apt-get install htop
Then you can launch the app with
htop
Super Easy ! And again, the UI gives you a lot of very useful information, and because Linux users are heavy on commands and not mouse, 99% of the actions to control the app are using these commands
- F1 – Help (explains everything, always nice)
- F6 – SortBy (You can sort the list processes with this option. Sorting by user, CPU usage and memory usage can be useful.)
- F9 – Kill (You can select a process and send a kill signal)
- F10 – Quit (sometimes you gotta leave htop)
Note: Get the commands and learn from David Walz post (see references)
Happy Coding!
Greetings @ Burlington
El Bruno
References
- HTop, http://hisham.hm/htop/
- htop – Task Manager for Linux (including Raspbian!) https://www.bitpi.co/2015/12/30/htop-linux-task-manager/
My posts on Raspberry Pi ⚡🐲⚡
Dev posts for Raspberry Pi
- How to grant permissions to a folder after git clone, to perform dotnet restore on a Raspberry Pi
- How to install .Net Core 3.1 in a Raspberry Pi 4
- Installing Visual Studio Code in a Raspberry Pi 4, run as root, fix black screen
- How to install .Net Core in a Raspberry Pi 4 and test with Hello World
- Build and Run C# NetCore projects in a Raspberry Pi 4 with Visual Studio Code
- Let’s do some Git dev in Raspberry Pi 4 (GitHub and Azure DevOps!)
- Install OpenCV
- Install Python 🐍 Virtual Environments in Raspberry Pi
- Setup SSH passwordless access to remote work with Docker 🐳
- Manage Docker 🐳 as a non-root user
- Build Docker 🐳 images from Visual Studio Code remotely using a Raspberry Pi
Tools and Apps for Raspberry Pi
- Where is my Task Manager in RaspberryPi? Let’s try htop
- Multi-monitor 📺 in Raspberry Pi 4 rocks !
- Double Commander on RaspberryPi4, because files are important
- How to install Docker 🐳 in a Raspberry Pi 4
- Installing Visual Studio Code in a Raspberry Pi
- Installing Visual Studio Code in a Raspberry Pi, run as root, fix black screen (Updated)
- 6 commands to install OpenCV for Python 🐍 in a Raspberry Pi 4
Setup the device
- 1st Setup without monitor 📺: auto connect to WiFi 📶, enable SSH, update and more
- Setup without monitor: enable VNC
- How to enable auto start with HDMI safe mode
- Running a Python 🐍 script in a Python Virtual Environment on reboot / startup
- Setup Wifi on Ubuntu
El Bruno 
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