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A fast and simple GUI for the Procps commands 'ps' and 'kill'.
What is procice GUI?
Written in Perl using the Gtk2-perl libraries as a fast and simple GUI for the Linux Procps commands 'ps' and 'kill'.
File/Refresh (Ctrl+P)
Refresh recalls the current 'ps' command and repopulates the process list.
File/Quit (Ctrl+Q)
Quit :-)
Edit/Warning (Ctrl+K)
When 'Warning' is on (ticked) a dialog will pop up every time you try to 'kill' a process. When 'Warning' is off 'kill' commands will execute immediately. The status of 'Warning' can be seen by the colour of the kill icon in the kill button (bottom-right of the main window), or in the menu, red indicating warning 'on', and green warning 'off'
Edit/Kill (Enter) (Dbl-Click)
Call to 'kill' on the selected process:
kill (SIGNAL) (SELECTED_PID).
(SIGNAL) can be -TERM, -HUP, -INT, -KILL, -STOP or -CONT, and its value can be set in the ComboBox at the bottom-right of the main window.
Processes/User (Ctrl+U)
Call 'ps' and retrieve all the current user's processes:
ps -U $USER -o user,pid,comm,vsz,rss,ni,s,%cpu,%mem,bsdstart,tname,cmd
Processes/All (Ctrl+A)
Call 'ps' and retrieve all the current processes on the system:
ps -eo user,pid,comm,vsz,rss,ni,s,%cpu,%mem,bsdstart,tname,cmd
Processes/Running (Ctrl+R)
Call 'ps' and retrieve all the currently running processes on the system:
ps -e r -o user,pid,comm,vsz,rss,ni,s,%cpu,%mem,bsdstart,tname,cmd
Help/Help (Ctrl+H)
This miserly document.