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NTop

htop-like system-monitor with Vi-emulation for Windows. Because using Task Manager is not cool enough.

NTop

NTop as in Windows NT-op or NukeTop. Whatever you prefer (the latter obviously).

$ choco install ntop.portable

$ scoop install ntop

$ winget install gsass1.NTop

Option	Meaning
`-C`	Use monochrome color scheme.
`-h`	Display help info.
`-p` PID, PID...	Show only the given PIDs.
`-n` NamePart, NamePart...	Show only processes containing at least one of the name parts.
`-s` COLUMN	Sort by this column.
`-u` USERNAME	Only display processes belonging to this user.
`-v`	Print version.

Key(s)	Purpose
Up and Down Arrows, <kbd>PgUp</kbd> and <kbd>PgDown</kbd>, <kbd>j</kbd> and <kbd>k</kbd>	Scroll the process list.
<kbd>CTRL</kbd> + Left and Right Arrows	Change the process sort column.
<kbd>g</kbd>	Go to the top of the process list.
<kbd>G</kbd>	Go to the bottom of the process list.
<kbd>Space</kbd>	Tag a selected process.
<kbd>U</kbd>	Untag all tagged processes.
<kbd>K</kbd>	Kill all tagged processes.
<kbd>I</kbd>	Invert the sort order.
<kbd>F</kbd>	Follow process: if the sort order causes the currently selected process to move in the list, make the selection bar follow it. Moving the cursor manually automatically disables this feature.
<kbd>n</kbd>	Next in search.
<kbd>N</kbd>	Previous in search.

Command(s)	Purpose
`:exec` CMD	Executes the given Windows command.
`:kill` PID(s)	Kill all given processes.
`:q`, `:quit`	Quit NTop.
`/PATTERN`, `:search` PATTERN	Do a search.
`:sort` COLUMN	Sort the process list after the given column.
`:tree`	View process tree.

The color scheme can be customized through the ntop.conf file. Follow link for example.

Use CMake or use the build.bat file. Only tested with Visual Studio 2017.

$ cmake . # For enabling Unicode support: cmake -DENABLE_UNICODE=ON .

~~Figure out buggy resizing.~~
~~View process tree.~~
~~Searching.~~
Filtering.
All of htop's command line options.
At least the most important interactive commands (e.g. ~~following processes~~).