Shows some information about the observed process.
To install the process-watcher from the .deb package, download the release you need from Releases.
Any .deb package has the format process-watcher_<VERSION>_<OS-VERSIONS>_<ARCHITECRUTE>.deb. After downloading run the following command:
apt install ./<pkgname>.deb
# or for Ubuntu 14.04 and Debian Jessie
dpkg -i ./<pkgname>.debTo run the process-watcher:
process-watcher # show help
# Example:
process-watcher kwin_x11 # watching for kwin_x11Download the process-watcher_1.0.0_windows-10_installer.exe from Releases.
This is a self-extracting archive, created by 7-Zip. Run this downloaded file in the folder you need.
To run the process-watcher open cmd.exe (or you can to use powershell):
cd /d /path/to/process-watcher.exe # for cmd.exe
process-watcher.exe # show help
# Example:
process-watcher.exe notepad++ # watching for notepad++To build the process-watcher from sources on Linux you will need libncurses-dev:
apt-get install libpthread-stubs0-dev libncurses-dev # or libncurses5-devOpen terminal and run the following command:
cmake .
make
sudo make install # for installingTested on Kubuntu 20.04/18.04/14.04, Debian Buster/Stretch/Jessie.
To build the process-watcher from sources on Windows you will need PDcurses for Windows or from other sources.
Also, you will need cmake
To compiler this project using mingw compiler, compile the pdcurses.dll and pdcurses.a libraries before compiling the process-watcher.
Open the terminal and run the folliwing command:
cmake -G "MinGW Makefiles" -DPDCURSES_USE_DLL=YES -DPDCURSES_INCLUDE_PATH="/path/to/include" -DPDCURSES_LIB_PATH="/path/to/lib" .
mingw32-makeYou need to compile the pdcurses.dll and pdcurses.lib libraries using MSVC before compiling the process-watcher.
Open the terminal and run the folliwing command:
cmake -DPDCURSES_USE_DLL=YES -DPDCURSES_INCLUDE_PATH="/path/to/include" -DPDCURSES_LIB_PATH="/path/to/lib" .
msbuild /nologo process-watcher.sln # Windows 10Tested on Windows: Windows 10.