HTOP is like Task Manager in MS Windows. It shows how the CPU and memory are being used by various tasks.
This can be useful if your Pi is somewhere remote and you want to check on its performance.
The demand on CPU and memory will look like this
To begin a project, first change the user.
The Dataplicity terminal logs you in as a Dataplicity user, which does not have sudo access.
Type su pi to switch to the 'pi' user and then the password. By default this is raspberry, unless you've changed it.
To install the HTOP package, type:
sudo apt-get install htopTo run it, type:
sudo htop
Updated about a month ago