#Supertux 0.6.2 manual

p or -per-cpu wills make it show CPU cores, not just the total, in the CPU graph area. Ytop -p -c vice running in the KDE konsole. The more interesting one is probably -c or code>-colorscheme. Ytop can be started with several command line switches (use -help for list). There is no way of changing a processes nice or I/O priority, a pure process manager like htop is better suitable for those kinds of tasks. Tab ↹ toggles process grouping and d+ d will kill a process. can be used to search the process list for a keyword. Keyboard shortcuts can be used to sort the process list by pid, cpu use, memeory or command by pressing n.

#Supertux 0.6.2 manual

That is the only documentation you get, a standard Linux manual page is not provided. The keyboard shortcuts are also listed in the file /usr/share/doc/ytop/README.md. A list of them is provided if you press ? (not h or ctrl+ h as you would expect). Ytop has several keyboard shortcuts you can use. Ytop version 0.6.2 with the monokai color scheme. There is also a process list with limited usefulness in the lower right corner, a list of disk mount points and their use and system temperatures. Ytop, when executed with no parameters, brings up a nice overview of the system it is running on with a graphs showing CPU load on in the top area, memory use in the middle and network use in the lower left corner. It is a nice addition to htop or top, not a replacement for those programs. ytop focuses on showing you nice graphs over CPU, memory and network use as well as other real-time information about the system, it is not very good as a process manager.

ytop is not a process list manager like htop and top, there is a process list but it is just a small part of the window and sorting it or using it to kill processes is not very easy and there is no functionality for re-nicing processes.

It will also show current temperatures using available lm_sensors data, disk use and a simple process list. It provides nice graphs over CPU usage, with per-core graphs, memory use and network use. Ytop is a system monitoring program for consoles written in Rust.