/proc/net

[bugaevc]

• Move /proc/netadapters and /proc/net_tcp to a new /proc/net directory, as /proc/net/adapters and /proc/net/tcp
• Expose UDP socket info as /proc/net/udp

Would make sense to do next:

• Expose local sockets info as /proc/net/local (or unix); it'd be great to expose interesting info like peer PID(s), but currently LocalSocket doesn't have enough functionality for this.
• Display this all in ProcessManager — but how? UDP sockets have a strict subset of what TCP sockets have, so we could just combine both sources in one model and leave some fields empty. But local sockets have lots of additional fields, and adding more columns to the table is not an option since the existing ones don't fit in the default window size already. As a separate table, perhaps?

[awesomekling]

These are some beautiful changes, Sergey! :)

[awesomekling]

I'm happy you were able to make sense of ProcFS, it's certainly not the most extensible thing I've ever built..

[awesomekling]

Agree about where to go next btw. We can add some interesting metadata like PID's to LocalSocket and I think separate tables in the GUI would make sense.