Jim has been busy as part of the procps-ng team that looks after top. Basically all the changes you find in top from around 2.7 or so are by him. Not satisfied enough with fixing top, making it faster and showing more fields, he has given us CPU and memory graphs.
He also thinks I don’t have enough colours (or as he would put it colors) on my top output so I’ve posted what the new top looks like for me so you can see the graphs and he can see my colours.
I think it is both colourful and useful addition. The colours have been available for a while now and the graphs will appear in the next upstream release of procps-ng.
8 thoughts on “Sneak peek of top graphs”
Planet Debian: Craig Small: Sneak peek of top graphs http://t.co/ztEz0A9UEY
SomeFeeds
Craig Small: Sneak peek of top graphs http://t.co/xYY3XNehxl #debian #linux
liquidskydesign
@planetdebian: Craig Small: Sneak peek of top graphs http://t.co/3GgdsfmwRw #arsipweb
linuxsidareja
Craig Small: Sneak peek of top graphs: Jim has been busy as part of the procps-ng team that looks after top. B… http://t.co/uyoumty4AG
PlanetFeeds
Craig Small: Sneak peek of top graphs: Jim has been busy as part of the procps-ng team that looks after top. B… http://t.co/KfDT5hzeqO
planetdebian
Small Dropbear | Sneak peek of top graphs http://t.co/xYY3XNehxl
liquidskydesign
It’s good but isn’t this what htop has been doing for years? What’s better than just using it?
Guser
They both have their strengths. The great thing is you can use either, or both, or none. Having to put up with systems for my day job where there is only one way, the vendors way, that choice is really appreciated.
Craig
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