procexp
Linux Process Explorer (procexp) is a graphical equivalent to
the venerable top utility. This application enables fine grained
examination of processes, threads, resource usage per process
and figures about IO and TCP/IP traffic usage per process.
procexp also provides information about system resources that
are available. It aims to mimic Windows procexp from sysinternals, and
aims to be more usable than top and ps, especially for advanced users.
The utility is targeted at advanced system administrators trying to
analyze on a process level what is going on in a production server, and
software developers analyzing the throughput of their processes.
proxexp 1.0.189
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Price
Free to download
Size
0.1MB
License
GNU GPL v2
Developer
wolfc01
Website
sourceforge.net/projects/procexp
System Requirements
Python 2.6 or higher
PyQt4
Python configobj addon
PyQwt4
Optional:
ethtool
Support
Sites:
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Reviews:
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Features include:
- Graphical performance figures
- Hierarchical process tree, showing creation and destruction
of processes
- Per process TCP/IP UDP connection and throughput monitoring
- Environment variable display
- Easy process tree kill using popup menu
- Set affinity
- Set priority
- Update frequency
- Depth
- System information
- CPU usage graphical charts
- CPU usage (for kernel and user space)
- Graphical physical memory history
- System usage: Last 1,5,10 minutes. Running/total number
of processes, Last used PID
- Network information
- TCO throughput
- TCP/IP usage in bytes per second
- IO usage graph
- Errors
- Drops
- Collisions
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Last Updated Friday, September 28 2012 @ 02:43 PM EDT
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