Plasmoids and Power Consumption

[Ulrich Grün]

2009/4/16 Myriam Schweingruber <myriam at ubuntu.com>:
> There is another tool for the command line I use all the time: htop
> It is a very nice way to monitor the system on the command line, I let
> it run in a tab of konsole and have it handy when I need to check
> something. The biggest strength: the filtering possibilities so I can
> monitor by CPU or memory usage or whatever else I need to know.
>
> IMHO, htop should replace top as the standard monitoring tool in
> Linux, it is so much more usable and shows the individual cores,
> memory and swap usage work with a graphical bar.
>
>
> Regards, Myriam.

Also very nice and X is 'qps' (qps.kldp.net).
When I have to kill some process (Amarok, most of the time), I type
the first letter of that process, after which only that process is
shown. Selecting the process with the cursor and pressing <del>,
terminates it. 'qps' has a lot of features you can only dream of ...
;-)

Have a nice day,
Ulrich
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