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I want to monitor system resources usage, the htop works very well, but I don't care processes now, is it possible to hide process list parts? Or, is there any other tool can do that?

beng in
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  • I am not aware of anything to turn off the process list in htop but maybe consider btop that is a snap app that allows you to turn off the process list from showing. – Terrance Aug 03 '22 at 04:35
  • @Terrance It is nice, I've updated the question, please provide an answer. – beng in Aug 03 '22 at 06:16

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I am not aware of a way to not show the processes in htop, but if you go with a similar alternative like btop or bpytop you can turn off the showing of the processes by pressing 4 on the keyboard.

Examples:

BTOP: To install btop it is sudo snap install btop. Then to run it just btop from a terminal window.

btop with processes:

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btop without processes:

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BPYTOP: To install bpytop it is pip3 install bpytop. Then to run it just bpytop from a terminal window.

bpytop with processes:

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bpytop without processes:

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Hope this helps!

Terrance
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