The PS and Kill interface is a software tool that allows users to view and manage running processes on a computer. With PS, users can see detailed information about each process, while Kill allows users to stop or terminate a process if necessary.
Procice GUI is a user-friendly software built using the Gtk2-perl libraries to enable Linux users to easily utilize the 'ps' and 'kill' Procps commands. It is fast and straightforward to navigate, providing assistance with various functions, including File/Refresh (Ctrl+P) for refreshing the process list, File/Quit (Ctrl+Q) for quitting, and Edit/Warning (Ctrl+K) for displaying a pop-up dialog when attempting to 'kill' a process.
The software has a kill icon in the kill button at the bottom-right corner of the main window, which changes color to indicate the status of Edit/Warning (Ctrl+K). It shows red for 'on' and green for 'off.' When a user selects a process, they can use Edit/Kill (Enter) (Dbl-Click) to 'kill' the process. This feature allows users to choose between signal options such as -TERM, -HUP, -INT, -KILL, -STOP or -CONT, which can be set on the combo box at the bottom-right of the window.
Procice GUI provides additional functionality under the Processes menu, enabling users to retrieve all of their current processes (Processes/User, Ctrl+U), all processes on the system (Processes/All, Ctrl+A), and all processes currently running on the system (Processes/Running, Ctrl+R).
Overall, the software stands out for its simplicity and ease of use. The interface is intuitive, and it performs functions quickly and efficiently. Users who require a GUI for 'ps' and 'kill' on the Linux system should seriously consider trying Procice GUI.
The software has a kill icon in the kill button at the bottom-right corner of the main window, which changes color to indicate the status of Edit/Warning (Ctrl+K). It shows red for 'on' and green for 'off.' When a user selects a process, they can use Edit/Kill (Enter) (Dbl-Click) to 'kill' the process. This feature allows users to choose between signal options such as -TERM, -HUP, -INT, -KILL, -STOP or -CONT, which can be set on the combo box at the bottom-right of the window.
Procice GUI provides additional functionality under the Processes menu, enabling users to retrieve all of their current processes (Processes/User, Ctrl+U), all processes on the system (Processes/All, Ctrl+A), and all processes currently running on the system (Processes/Running, Ctrl+R).
Overall, the software stands out for its simplicity and ease of use. The interface is intuitive, and it performs functions quickly and efficiently. Users who require a GUI for 'ps' and 'kill' on the Linux system should seriously consider trying Procice GUI.
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