As the ancient MiNTOS/KGMD top no longer works on recent kernels I wrote my own basic top-like tool. It is a very lightweight program with only the features I use myself, and is limited to VT52/ST52/TW52/TW100 terminals.
jtop
to somewhere in your $PATH
. Run jtop --help
for instructions, jtop --create-config <file>
to create a configuration file. The configuration file allows you to specify which columns to display, in which order to display them, what colours to use for the different elements (colour settings ignored when less than 16 colours are available) and which keys to use for the various functions. See the configuration file for details.
The keys can be configured in the configuration file.