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Is there a way to run htop but display only the graphs (I don't want to see the individual processes)? I saw this question which seems to suggest no - I'm wondering if that has changed.







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          You can get the same effect by asking to see only a non-existant process id, eg



          htop -p 99999999





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            You can get the same effect by asking to see only a non-existant process id, eg



            htop -p 99999999





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              You can get the same effect by asking to see only a non-existant process id, eg



              htop -p 99999999





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                You can get the same effect by asking to see only a non-existant process id, eg



                htop -p 99999999





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                You can get the same effect by asking to see only a non-existant process id, eg



                htop -p 99999999






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