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# install `htop`
Every system administrator likes to use some of the more commonly used commands. Today I recommend `htop` as an alternative to the `top` command. To use the `htop` command normally , you need to install it first.

``` bash
# Installation epel source (also called repository)
dnf -y install epel-release
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# Install htop
dnf -y install htop
```

# Use `htop`
You only need to type `htop` in the terminal, and the interactive interface is as follows:

```
0[ ||| 3%] Tasks: 24, 14thr; 1 running
1[ | 1%] Load average: 0.00 0.00 0.05
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PID USER PRI NI VIRT RES SHR S CPU% MEM% TIME+ Commad(merged)
...
```

<kbd>F1</kbd>Help <kbd>F2</kbd>Setup <kbd>F3</kbd>Search <kbd>F4</kbd>Filter <kbd>F5</kbd>Tree <kbd>F6</kbd>SortBy <kbd>F7</kbd>Nice <kbd>F8</kbd>Nice+ <kbd>F9</kbd>Kill <kbd>F10</kbd>Quit

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