htop als Linux-Alternative zu Process Lasso

Ihre Process Lasso-Dateien öffnen

Process Lasso stores its configuration in proprietary XML files (.plx). htop does not read or write these files and has no export/import feature for Process Lasso settings. Users must manually recreate any priority or affinity rules in htop by using the renice command or editing /etc/security/limits.conf.

Von Process Lasso zu htop wechseln – Schritt für Schritt

1. Open Process Lasso and note the processes you want to renice or limit.
2. Use htop’s F2 (Setup) to add a column for priority if desired.
3. In htop, navigate to the process and press F9 to kill or F5 to renice, applying the values you noted.
4. If you need affinity changes, use the command line tool taskset or edit /etc/security/limits.conf.
5. Save any custom htop configuration by running htop -w to write the settings to a file.
6. Document the manual steps so you can repeat them when needed.

Wichtige Funktionen von htop

• Echtzeit-CPU-, Speicher- und Swap-Auslastung
• Farbcodierte Prozessbaumansicht
• Mausunterstützung zur Navigation
• Prozesse über Tasten beenden oder Priorität ändern
• Prozesse filtern und suchen
• Sortierbare Spalten
• Baumansicht der Prozesshierarchie
• Anpassbare Anzeigeoptionen