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qps --- visual process manager
v1.9
Author: Mattias Engdegrd <f91-men@nada.kth.se>
WWW: http://www.nada.kth.se/~f91-men/qps/
(For the impatient: skip to INSTALLING below.)
qps is an X11 version of top or ps, with a nice graphical interface.
Needed:
* Linux 2.0 or later,
or Solaris 2.6 or later.
* Qt library 1.40 or later (get it from http://www.troll.no)
* X11.
* A C++ compiler.
qps is distributed under the GNU General Public License, and comes
with no warranty whatsoever. See the file COPYING for details.
If you like qps, drop me a mail at f91-men@nada.kth.se. If you don't,
tell me why (if I can do anything about it). Feel free to send any
questions, comments, bug reports etc as well, no matter how trivial
--- qps is quite a trivial utility itself. Contributions are welcome,
including cosmetic fixes and pointing out useability problems.
I will maintain a small mailing list for announcing future versions of
qps. If you want to be on the list, send me a mail and I'll add you.
Expect no more than one message per month, probably much less.
INSTALLING
0. Make sure you have Qt 1.40 or later installed. If not, get it from
ftp://ftp.troll.no or http://www.troll.no
1. Edit the Makefile to reflect your installation of the Qt library,
include files and meta object compiler (moc). Note that you may have
to use the same compiler (and compiler options) used to compile Qt,
due to the the lack of any standards for C++ binaries.
2. make.
3. If it doesn't work, goto 1.
4. Put the qps binary and the qps.1 man page somewhere. Note that qps
need not (and should not) be setuid root. Strip qps if you want.
5. Enjoy.
If you don't get it to work, if qps crashes or doesn't behave as
expected, mail me and I'll se what I can do.
DOCUMENTATION
is contained in the qps.1 man page. To read it without installing it,
say "nroff -man qps.1 | less".
"qps -help" displays the most commonly used command line options.
THANKS TO
the following persons for bug reports/fixes/patches/ideas, in no particular
order:
Rudolf Leitgeb Paul Francis Henner Zeller Erik B. Berry
J. Van Stonecypher Eckart Hofmann Mack Birko Bergt
Stephan Hegel Francesco Defilippo Ximenes Zalteca Torsten Hilbrich
Holger Graf Mario Weilguni Stefano Ghirlanda Greg R. Nate
Cengiz Alaettinoglu Gustav Hllberg Dave Parker Justin Burket
Ben Gertzfield Christian Wetzel Peter Amstutz Craig P. Earls
Marcus Herbert Jorge M. Pacheco Ramiro Estrugo Christian Vogel
Anders Melchiorsen Jochem Wichers Hoeth Wolfgang Weisselberg Robert Frank
Slawek Lisznianski WeeSan Lee Bernd Gehrmann Mathias Frhlich
Christer Ekholm Matthew Gabeler-Lee Tim Harman James Blanding
Fredric Meunier David Ronis
and then some people I probably have forgotten.
--
Mattias Engdegrd
f91-men@nada.kth.se
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