btop

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A resource monitor that shows information about the CPU, memory, disks, network, and processes. A C++ version of `bpytop`. See also: `btm`, `glances`, `atop`, `htop`, `top`.

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Options (5)

-p, --presetboolean

Start `btop` with the specified settings preset

Example: btop {{[-p|--preset]}} {{0..9}}

-t, --ttyboolean

Start `btop` in TTY mode using 16 colors and TTY-friendly graph symbols

Example: btop {{[-t|--tty]}}

-l, --low-colorboolean

Start `btop` in 256-color mode instead of 24-bit color mode

Example: btop {{[-l|--low-color]}}

-u, --updateboolean

Set the update rate to 500 milliseconds

Example: btop {{[-u|--update]}} 500

-h, --helpboolean

Display help

Example: btop {{[-h|--help]}}

Examples (7)

Start `btop`

btop

Start `btop` with the specified settings preset

btop [-p|--preset] 0..9

Start `btop` in TTY mode using 16 colors and TTY-friendly graph symbols

btop [-t|--tty]

Start `btop` in 256-color mode instead of 24-bit color mode

btop [-l|--low-color]

Set the update rate to 500 milliseconds

btop [-u|--update] 500

Exit `btop`

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Display help

btop [-h|--help]

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