Search, monitor, and nuke processes with ease, with system resource tracking

Tools like htop and btop cram an overwhelming amount of information onto the screen-columns, graphs, and stats everywhere, making it hard to find the process you actually care about. flux strips away the clutter and focuses on what matters: quickly finding, monitoring, and acting on processes in a clean, readable interface. With live CPU and memory tracking, port-aware process discovery, and intuitive keyboard navigation, flux gives you all the actionable insights without the messy visual noise, letting you manage your system faster and more efficiently.
Space or use --nuke to batch-kill by filterj/k or arrow keys# See all processes, live (sorted by CPU)
flux
# Pre-filter by process name
flux -f chrome
# Use a different signal (default: SIGKILL)
flux -s SIGTERM
# Sort by memory usage
flux --sort mem
# Sort by PID
flux --sort pid
# Sort by name
flux --sort name
# Sort by disk
flux --sort disk
# See system resource usage (CPU and memory)
flux --resources
# Kill all the processes with a specific name
flux -f chrome --nuke
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-f, --filter <name> |
Pre-filter processes by name |
-s, --signal <signal> |
Signal to send (default: KILL) |
--sort <field> |
Sort by: cpu, mem, pid, name, port |
--ports |
Show only processes with open ports |
--port <PORT> |
Filter by specific port number |
cargo install flux-cli
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