I would like to quickly find out if my process is working by looking for its name in htop. I could only find the PID or list the whole process one by one, which is not convenient.
Click F3, then /and start typing the process name.
F3
/
From the htop manual:
F3, / Incremental search in command lines of all displayed processes. The currently selected (highlighted) command will be updated as you type. In search mode, pressing F3 will go through matches.
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