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vproc [ -ahinr ] [ -d seconds ] [ -s sortfmt ]
Vproc is a graphical tool that displays information about processes, it scans the /proc file system every 5 seconds.
The -a flag causes vproc to also display the arguments passed to each process.
The -d flag specifies the sleep interval between each poll.
The -h flag prints a usage messsage to standard error.
The -i flag causes vproc to sort the list in a reversed order.
The -n flag causes vproc to also display the note group of each process.
The -r flag causes vproc to display the elapsed real time for each process.
The -s flag determines how the list should be sorted. If the flag is not specified it will default to p, which is the same behaviour as ps(1). The sortfmt is expected to be one or more of the following:
- p sort by the PID
- U sort by username
- u sort by user time
- s sort by system time
- r sort by real time
- m sort by memory usage
- S sort by the process state
- c sort by command name
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