Linux command top -p option can allow up to 20 processes. Is there any way that I can specify more than 20 process?
Something like top -pN1 -pN2 .... -pN30
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Linux command top -p option can allow up to 20 processes. Is there any way that I can specify more than 20 process? Something like top -pN1 -pN2 .... -pN30 | |||
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Checkout the htop, it has nice scrolling, colors and everything. (although this question should be on SuperUser rather that stackoverflow) | |||
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Interactive programs are a bad source of input to scripts. I strongly advice you to consider ps(1) utility; it has a lot of different process selection options, can output arbitrary column set with fine-tuned field formatting, can do sorting. | |||
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