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htop execute and exit...
I found 'htop' is better than 'top' and Is there a way to execute 'htop' command once and exit...i.e. stop refreshing window and continue console without pressing 'q' or 'ctrl+c'...(like 'top -n 1' in 'top')
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Something to consider is that HTOP doesn't leave any text on the console like TOP does. Does this matter?
Here's a kinda hacky way of doing it, but there may be a better way (htop doesn't seem to like being run any other way than just "run" plain and simple..) This will run htop for 5 seconds. Change the 5 to less if that's too long: Code:
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Nope. htop is not meant to work in batch mode. Actually this is on the "Feature requests" list, but as far as I know, there is no way to run htop non-interactively or to prevent it from clearing the list of processes when it returns to the command prompt.
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