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It's been a great 9 years at SourceForge, but htop is now migrating.

The code is now hosted at Github: http://github.com/hishamhm/htop and the website is now at http://hisham.hm/htop

I wrote a blog post about the migration in my website.

Thanks for everything, SourceForge!

A somewhat late announcement for the 0.8 release of htop, a process viewer for Linux which aims to be a more interactive replacement for top. This release adds the ability to change sort column with the mouse by clicking column titles, support for Linux per-process IO statistics and Unicode support (when using libncursesw).

As usual, you can get it at http://htop.sourceforge.net -- enjoy.

Announcing the new release of htop, a process viewer for Linux which aims to be a more interactive replacement for top. This release adds CPU affinity configuration, improved process organization in tree view, OpenVZ support, as well as a number of bugfixes.

As usual, you can get it at http://htop.sourceforge.net -- enjoy.

Announcing the new release of htop, a process viewer for Linux which aims to be a more interactive replacement for top. This release contains various stability bugfixes; thanks to everyone who contributed.

As usual, you can get it at http://htop.sourceforge.net -- enjoy.

Announcing the new release of htop, a process viewer for Linux which aims to be a more interactive replacement for top. This release contains various stability bugfixes.

As usual, you can get it at http://htop.sourceforge.net -- enjoy.

Announcing the new release of htop, a process viewer for Linux which aims to be a more interactive replacement for top. This version contains new features and bugfixes submitted by the htop community.

As usual, you can get it at http://htop.sourceforge.net -- enjoy.

Announcing the new release of htop, a process viewer for Linux which aims to be a more interactive replacement for top. It features performance and memory consumption improvements, as well as bugfixes.

As usual, you can get it at http://htop.sourceforge.net -- enjoy.

Announcing the new release of htop, a process viewer for Linux which aims to be a more interactive replacement for top. This is a bugfix release, correcting issues reported in
the previous version. Upgrade is recommended.

As usual, you can get it at http://htop.sourceforge.net -- enjoy.

Announcing the new release of htop, a process viewer for Linux which aims to be a more interactive replacement for top. A number of users reported that having the set of meters fixed in ~/.htoprc was inconvenient as their logged into different machines with their home directory exported over NFS. The main issue was the varying number of CPUs. This version handles that specifically by adding a new meter type, "All CPUs", which dynamically adjusts itself. Go to the Setup screen and replace your CPU meter(s) with this to use it (or just erase your ~/.htoprc file; newly created ones use "All CPUs" by default).... read more