htop
3.5.3Improved top (interactive process viewer)
Install
brew install htopDetails
Sources
Supported platforms
| Architecture | Platforms | Version | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Silicon | Golden Gate | 3.5.3 | FileSHA-2560c2e921c00ed87b549a3155b6e1270b91c99b22dcb8dc0f09bee91a1d9239228 |
| Apple Silicon | Tahoe | 3.5.3 | FileSHA-256d57bf20d0cbade0647877bbc74d736e743e050d2c0296b0591c78aa2c70ca516 |
| Apple Silicon | Sequoia | 3.5.3 | FileSHA-256c9f94a86905f32eb73ae3cbfbeef9bb269cdd723f0843a1146b8fb103973421d |
| Apple Silicon | Sonoma | 3.5.3 | FileSHA-25676274649e2fe8e65c53c85e8e540aaf759facc6f1629b8f9ff41200f6a8b2b4a |
| Intel | Sonoma | 3.5.3 | FileSHA-256598e42a8354e720c30f70d5713d977cf88386379710e7876f9e733ea132c8f98 |
| ARM64 | Linux | 3.5.3 | FileSHA-2565421cf57c0c0ae15422d78a55db4abf72569edad65ebae619e1d652f9e697b46 |
| x86_64 | Linux | 3.5.3 | FileSHA-256781f9ced3961360377b636cfaa939804b87356364fe928e374288d3e55b5faad |
Dependencies
- ncurses
Package data
Caveats
htop requires root privileges to correctly display all running processes, so you will need to run `sudo htop`. You should be certain that you trust any software you grant root privileges.
