Experimental package procps 1.09 uploaded to master
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Hello all.
This is a test release of the next major procps release. As most changes
have been made by myself, this will be handled as a debian-specific package
for now.
I need some people to test this (mostly for stupid errors I made and on
different architectures. I think it may be very likely that things
may be different on an Alpha) on their machines. The package uses
teh version number 1.09, though I think it very likely that the
next major release will be 2.0.
This package of procps introduces the following new functionality:
- completely configurable field selection for both ps and top
- color markup for ps and top (see ps_color.7)
- POSIX(SVR4) command line arguments supported for ps, selected via
the environment variable PS_PERSONALITY
- support for all process information offered by procps
- configurable field width
- rewritten manpages for ps and top.
This package doesn't use a shared library for libproc for now.
If you want to test it, be aware that there are probably still some
problems with this package.
Please do not bother Chuck Blake <cblake@bbn.com> with bug reports about
this package, use the debian bug report scheme.
Helmut
here is the changes file for this upload:
Format: 1.5
Date: Sat, 5 Oct 1996 14:26:57 +0200
Source: procps
Binary: procps
Architecture: source i386
Version: 1.09-0
Distribution: experimental
Urgency: low
Maintainer: Helmut Geyer <Helmut.Geyer@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de>
Description:
procps - The /proc file system utilities.
Changes:
procps (1.09-0) experimental; urgency=low
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* This is an experimental release of the procps suite. A lot of features have
been added since the 1.01(a) release:
- support for both BSD and POSIX (SVR4) style command line options.
- completely configurable display of information.
- colour markup of processes exceeding limits or belonging to a user.
Please take a look at /usr/doc/procps/NEWS and the manpages for a concise
list. This is how the next upstream release of procps may look
(i.e. it will look like this if there is not too much resistance).
Files:
a2e36dcd87933458707c7ffeba7a10e0 547 base required procps_1.09-0.dsc
d51b45fc1dab2735be4f324dc59fba70 224904 base required procps_1.09.tar.gz
4d7f40f7908adfac06c454e3e54cae1a 138292 base required procps_1.09-0_i386.deb
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