Ankush Sharma

Okay, Try instaling pip3 ( python3 pip) and then do a `pip3 install ptop` and let me know if that does not work.

Ptop requires the terminal to have utf-8 characters support and a font that supports rendering of braille character. Can you please check if your terminal have support for these two...

Thanks, let me get back to you after reviewing this !

@SamyBencherif thanks for the info. Are you running it on Mac OS X ? Sadly, I did not get a macbook to test the auto-upgrade behaviour. Can you attach more...

I guess I got the issue. Your system python version is `3.6` and your pip version points to the one with `python 2.7` which is inferred by ``` Installing ptop...

Ah,my bad. pip should ideally point to system Python. Anyways, thanks for the help. I will keep this open for sometime to check if it is happening to other people...

hi @magicpotion, can you please post the logs here for the upgrade operation.

Thanks for adding this. Can you send me these also: $ which ptop $ ptop -v $ which python and the contents in the file `~/.ptop.log`

Okay, the new version of ptop should be there at `/usr/bin` or `/usr/local/bin`. You have all the site-packages installed at `.local` instead of the global library path and you are...

It works in virtualenv, i have tested it there. You can activate virtualenv and do a pip install. I don't about the usage of `--system` flag, can you elaborate ?...