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synapseattack
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Anyone know of a good terminal based system monitor? I use gkrellm2 when using Flux but I would like to get a terminal based one installed to have open for when im not home. I tried searching google.com/linux for "terminal systems monitor", "non-gui system monitor", and "ncurse system monitor" but have not had any luck really. If someone knows of a program that does this or suggest a better search term I would be a happy camper 
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mark_alec
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Dlareh
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top is the old standby, but htop is superior
in .bashrc I have
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synapseattack
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Sweet!
I like htop a lot
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