htop, alternative Linux à Process Explorer
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htop is a solid replacement for many Process Explorer tasks, especially for users who need real‑time monitoring, process tree views, and quick kill/renice actions. It works well for system administrators, developers, and power users on Linux who are comfortable with a terminal interface. However, it lacks some of the deeper inspection features of Process Explorer, such as per‑handle listing or DLL analysis, so users who rely on those details will need additional tools.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 3.5.3
- Note
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Real‑time CPU and memory display
- Process tree hierarchy
- Search and filter capability
- Sortable columns
- Ability to kill/renice processes
Ce qui change
- No per‑handle (file/socket) listing
- No DLL/Shared library view
- No detailed network connection info
- No built‑in process property inspection like handles or DLLs
- Requires terminal; no GUI
- No direct import of Process Explorer files
Ouvrir vos fichiers Process Explorer
htop cannot open or export Process Explorer (.txt or .xml) files. To transfer data, export Process Explorer output to plain text and use tools like awk or grep to parse the text if needed, but htop itself does not support any import/export of Process Explorer data.
Passer de Process Explorer à htop, étape par étape
- Install htop from your distro’s package manager (e.g., sudo apt install htop).
- Launch htop with the command htop.
- Use F2 to configure columns to match the metrics you need.
- Use F3/F4 to search and filter processes.
- Use F9 to kill or F10 to renice processes.
- Exit with F10 or Ctrl+C.
Fonctionnalités clés de htop
- Utilisation du CPU, de la mémoire et du swap en temps réel
- Arbre de processus codé par couleurs
- Prise en charge de la souris pour la navigation
- Tuer/renicer des processus via des touches de clavier
- Filtrer et rechercher des processus
- Colonnes triables
- Vue en arbre de la hiérarchie des processus
- Options d'affichage personnalisables
Installer htop sous Linux
sudo apt install htopsudo apt install htopsudo dnf install htopsudo pacman -S htopsudo zypper install htopQuestions fréquentes
Can I view network connections in htop?
htop itself does not show network sockets. Use tools like ss, netstat, or nethogs alongside htop.
Does htop show DLLs or shared libraries?
No. For that you can use lsof or strace to inspect loaded libraries.
Is htop suitable for scripting?
Yes, htop can be run in batch mode with -b to output data that can be parsed by scripts.