htop ==== The Rivoreo customized version, forked from commit 402e46bb82964366746b86d77eb5afa69c279539. The original version made by Hisham Muhammad is available at [an archived git repository](https://github.com/hishamhm/htop). Changes from original version ----------------------------- * System call tracing support via **truss(1)**, which is available in many Unix-like systems * Support showing process name in addition to process command line * AIX support, by Calvin Buckley * Many Solaris-specific bug fixes * Support showing ZFS ARC size on Solaris-kernel-based, Linux-based, kFreeBSD-based and macOS (Mac OS X) platforms * Android/Linux support * Linux CPU hot-plugging aware * Distinguishable effective user and real user of processes * Basic Interix support * Cygwin support * Many OpenBSD-specific bug fixes * Thread processes support for OpenBSD * Solaris support without **libproc(3LIB)** (which is a private library of the operating system) * Many byte-order related bug fixes * Support kFreeBSD-based systems without **kvm(3)** (which isn't a standard library on GNU/kFreeBSD) * FreeBSD 5 support * Enhanced kernel process detection logic for Linux-based platforms * Build-time detection of available signals * Process command line arguments screen (key `A`) just like the process environment screen (key `e`) * Processor times meter improvements for OpenBSD, by Antoine Motet * (hopefully bug-free) **vi(1)**-style key bindings support * Support showing process start time for all platforms * Mouse support can now be disabled in setup * Handle circularized process tree(s) that may happening with some kernels * User-defined color schemes * Consistent process state names * Optional case-insensitive sorting * GNU/Hurd support * Kernel stack tracing of processes for Linux-based and kFreeBSD-based platforms See the commit log for more. Building environment requirements --------------------------------- * GNU Make or BSD make. * A C99 compiler. Some platform-specific codes may use GNU C extensions; in that case, GCC 3.3+ or a compatible C compiler will be required. Supported target platforms -------------------------- ### Linux-based operating systems A minimal of **Linux 2.0** is required; while version 2.6 or later is recommended. For **GNU/Linux**, **GNU C Library 2.0** and later versions are supported. For **uC/Linux**, only the **uClibc 0.9.33.2** is supported. For **Android/Linux**, **Android 4.0** and later versions are supported. Linux with other C library will likely work, but not tested. ### kFreeBSD-based operating systems A minimal of **kFreeBSD 5.0** is required. **FreeBSD 5** and later releases are supported. For **GNU/kFreeBSD**, only the **GNU C Library 2.13** is tested and therefore supported. ### DragonFly BSD **DragonFly BSD 5.0** and later releases are supported. ### macOS (Mac OS X) **Mac OS X 10.4** and later releases are supported. ### OpenBSD **OpenBSD 5.0** and later releases are supported. ### Solaris **Solaris 9** and later releases are supported. Currently only tested with GCC, therefore building with Sun C compiler is not supported. Other Solars-kernel-based operating systems such as **GNU/kOpenSolaris** are currently not supported. ### GNU/Hurd Currently only tested with **GNU C Library 2.19**, **GNU HURD 0.5** and **GNU Mach 1.4**. Although unsupported, it is expected to work with newer versions of operating system components. ### AIX Currently only tested on **AIX 7.1**. Although unsupported, it is expected to work on newer versions of the operating system. ### Cygwin Currently only tested on **Cygwin 1.7.18**. ### Interix Support is incomplete, many features won't work. **Interix 3.5** and later versions are supported.