An Interactive text-mode Process Viewer for Linux

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htop is an interactive text-mode process viewer for Linux. It aims to
be a better 'top' and requires ncurses. It is tested with Linux 2.6,
but is also reported to work (and was originally developed) with the
2.4 series.

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htop-3.1.0.tar.gz 0000378838 370 KB
htop.changes 0000031365 30.6 KB
htop.spec 0000002157 2.11 KB
Revision 52 (latest revision is 60)
Dominique Leuenberger's avatar Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse) accepted request 921167 from Martin Pluskal's avatar Martin Pluskal (pluskalm) (revision 52)
- Enable linux capabilities
- Drop unsupported configure options 

- Add autoconf and automake as dependencies
- Switch the url to the Github release page
- Update to 3.1.0:
  * Updated COPYING file to remove the PLPA exemption (appendix 2)
    With this change the license is now GPLv2 without any additional wording.
  * Improved default sort ordering
    Note for users: This may lead to an inverted sort order on startup of
    htop 3.1.0 compared to previous versions.
    This is due to what is stored in your htoprc file. Solution: Press I
    (to invert sort order).
    This changed setting will be saved by htop on exit as long as it can
    write to your htoprc file.
  * The compile-time option to cater specifically for running htop as
    setuid has been removed
  * Add read-only option
    This allows htop to be run in an non-intrusive fashion where it acts only
    as a process viewer disabling all functions to manipulate system state.
    Note: This is not a security feature!
  * Move the code for handling the command line formatting related tasks
    to be shared across all platforms
    This means important features like stale binary/library highlighting
    can now be available on all supported platforms.
  * Make the EXE and COMM columns available on all platforms
    All supported platforms have the name of the executable (EXE) and a
    self-chosen thread/command name (COMM) available one way or the other.
    Moving this column to be handled as a platform-independently available
    information simplifies the markup of the command line.
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