HTOP Resource Monitor In Ubuntu Hardy Heron

by vitalbodies on July 11th, 2008

HTOP Resource Monitor In Ubuntu Hardy Heron:

So Ubuntu seems to be hogging WAY to much resources? Or at least something is.

How to find out who is the culprit.

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HTOP helped VitalBodies solve a problem with resources.

Can you guess who was the culprit?

In Short: The simple copy and paste code (below) installs a resource monitor.

Simple Installation:

Copy the code below:

sudo apt-get install htop

Open the terminal:

Applications > Accessories > Terminal

Paste this code below into the Terminal: Edit > Paste.

Start the resource monitor by typing the command below into the terminal and then pushing the Enter key on your keyboard.

htop

The resource monitor runs right inside the terminal and can help you track down what programs are running or using to much memory etc…

VitalBodies extends a warm thanks to the teams that makes such a great program free, and available for everyone to use!

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