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title: "htop"
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category: "Desktop and system"
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tagline: "The classic interactive process viewer for the terminal."
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source: "pacman"
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package: "htop"
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command: "htop"
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website: "https://htop.dev/"
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code: "https://github.com/htop-dev/htop"
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## What it is
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htop is an interactive process viewer: a better `top`. It lists running processes with their CPU and memory use, shows meters for each CPU core and for memory and swap, and lets you sort, search, filter, show processes as a tree, and send signals to stop one, all from the keyboard.
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## Why it's here
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- **Everywhere.** It's on nearly every Linux server, so it's worth knowing.
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- **Quick to drive.** The function keys along the bottom do the common jobs.
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- **Light.** It starts instantly and uses almost nothing itself.
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## On CoreDesktop
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htop is installed from pacman, with nothing extra configured. Run `htop` in a terminal and press <kbd>F10</kbd> or <kbd>q</kbd> to quit. `update` keeps it current.
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