Watsup monitors Linux system resources and the processes using those resources. It is different from monitor programs you have seen before: * Overhead is low, supporting a sample interval down to 0.1 seconds * Overall system and top process resources are shown on one page * CPU, memory, disk I/O, network I/O, and page faults are monitored * The highest ranked processes fitting in the window are shown, with minimal jumping around between samples (easier to watch one or a few processes) * Process rank is a weighted sum of CPU, hard page faults, and disk I/O over the last several samples (the weight of each sample declines with age) * Font can be made large or small (for display in a corner of the screen) ----------------- Well, seems an interesting app for me...
Created attachment 142176 [details] Potential ebuild for watsup. I've not written an ebuild for something without a build script so hopefully I setup all the flags and what-not correctly. Worked on my amd64 machine.
Created attachment 142178 [details] Patch used by the above ebuild.
Created attachment 186284 [details] watsup-1.6.ebuild updated and simplified ebuild
