just wget it, chmod +x it, place it /usr/local/bin for good measures and use away.. its pretty fast and interprets the output of 'ps -jac'.. I am looking into the proper syscalls to get me process information directly from kernel instead through 'ps'.. so I'll just update with any speed improvements.
hohoho..
just wget it, chmod +x it, place it /usr/local/bin for good measures and use away.. its pretty fast and interprets the output of 'ps -jac'.. I am looking into the proper syscalls to get me process information directly from kernel instead through 'ps'.. so I'll just update with any speed improvements.
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