How to hide command from htop ubuntu 16.4?
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I have problem in htop in Ubuntu 16.4 server
I have Ubuntu 16.4 Server and I want to hide command from (htop) There is an example of pictures
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I have problem in htop in Ubuntu 16.4 server
I have Ubuntu 16.4 Server and I want to hide command from (htop) There is an example of pictures
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I have problem in htop in Ubuntu 16.4 server
I have Ubuntu 16.4 Server and I want to hide command from (htop) There is an example of pictures
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I have problem in htop in Ubuntu 16.4 server
I have Ubuntu 16.4 Server and I want to hide command from (htop) There is an example of pictures
linux ubuntu
asked Feb 8 at 9:15
total min
1
asked Feb 8 at 9:15
total min
1
asked Feb 8 at 9:15
total min
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asked Feb 8 at 9:15
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have you tried htop --help ?
-p --pid=PID,[,PID,PID...] Show only the given PIDs
Now all you need is pgrep to get PIDs.
And as result:
htop -p "$(pgrep -vfd, 'snapd|firefox|otherstuff')"
The list of pids isn't going to remain static. Soon there will be a discrepancy between the argument and the processes which are actually running.
– kasperd
Feb 18 at 14:29
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have you tried htop --help ?
-p --pid=PID,[,PID,PID...] Show only the given PIDs
Now all you need is pgrep to get PIDs.
And as result:
htop -p "$(pgrep -vfd, 'snapd|firefox|otherstuff')"
The list of pids isn't going to remain static. Soon there will be a discrepancy between the argument and the processes which are actually running.
– kasperd
Feb 18 at 14:29
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have you tried htop --help ?
-p --pid=PID,[,PID,PID...] Show only the given PIDs
Now all you need is pgrep to get PIDs.
And as result:
htop -p "$(pgrep -vfd, 'snapd|firefox|otherstuff')"
The list of pids isn't going to remain static. Soon there will be a discrepancy between the argument and the processes which are actually running.
– kasperd
Feb 18 at 14:29
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have you tried htop --help ?
-p --pid=PID,[,PID,PID...] Show only the given PIDs
Now all you need is pgrep to get PIDs.
And as result:
htop -p "$(pgrep -vfd, 'snapd|firefox|otherstuff')"
have you tried htop --help ?
-p --pid=PID,[,PID,PID...] Show only the given PIDs
Now all you need is pgrep to get PIDs.
And as result:
htop -p "$(pgrep -vfd, 'snapd|firefox|otherstuff')"
answered Feb 8 at 9:34
Alexander Makarenko
The list of pids isn't going to remain static. Soon there will be a discrepancy between the argument and the processes which are actually running.
– kasperd
Feb 18 at 14:29
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The list of pids isn't going to remain static. Soon there will be a discrepancy between the argument and the processes which are actually running.
– kasperd
Feb 18 at 14:29
The list of pids isn't going to remain static. Soon there will be a discrepancy between the argument and the processes which are actually running.
– kasperd
Feb 18 at 14:29
The list of pids isn't going to remain static. Soon there will be a discrepancy between the argument and the processes which are actually running.
– kasperd
Feb 18 at 14:29
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