Htop is already available at the Fedora EPEL repository and it’s officially maintained. Today, let’s have a look at the installation and usage of Htop on CentOS. In the case of CentOS – the free edition of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, is the testing ground of the original condition of the server and enterprise. Granted, GUI tools are more awesome-looking and easier-to-use for any user but for pro and server managers, the CLI is the best way to go. This is a very powerful solution for the enterprise and server areas where GUI is mostly avoided. For using Htop, you need to have “ncurses” present in your system. Of course, it’s a CLI tool that uses the text-mode. Htop is a great, interactive system monitor and process manager that targets the UNIX systems. That’s why there are a number of reasons I love to have Htop at my disposal. It doesn’t matter whatever system you’re using – Windows, Linux or macOS or whatever, having a handy task manager is always a privilege as it allows you get even more control over the system.

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