BenBE
Have you checked that your configuration has display of userland threads activated.
Okay, strange. I can confirm this is somewhat strange behaviour. @cgzones Can you check your patch again?
@cgzones Can you rebase? What'S missing to push this along?
> > LGTM. No obvious memleaks. > > Minor nitpick: Neither `identifer_info_count` nor `extended_info_count` are used or checked after their assignment through the call to `thread_info`, but access to at...
@cgzones Can you have a look at the PID auto-sizing issue? Likely missing the width update call for that column. Bugfix for that should get its own PR. @fasterit Can...
If your from-source build reports `3.3.0` you should re-run `autogen.sh`. That aside: from the commit mentioned in the merge commit you can determine exactly when this landed, but I'd guess...
Can you point to some references documenting where these values can be read/queried from? Ideally this should be available on multiple platforms, thus if you can point to matching documentation...
> Oh, uh. `/proc/meminfo` They are the values for the disk cache in RAM. > > Not sure what you mean by multiple platforms. I think they're universal? FreeBSD (and...
Adding totals for a process (sub)tree isn't as straight forward internally for htop, as the data structures used internally don't easily provide the necessary information to do this on-the-fly.
There is a feature in htop that disables sorting, when an input is made. This is in order to allow properly selecting a process even on somewhat busy systems.