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Which one do you prefer? htop, btop or top?
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Because it exists in nearly every environment I might need to check usage. From my desktop, through laptops, lab machines, routers, embedded systems, IoT to cloud, I don't have to keep the muscle memory of more than one app.
Yeah, that is the reason I use
top
in the first place. No need for an extra package and I can use it on pretty much every system.