Kang-Che Sung (宋岡哲)

I'll need to understand what is going on. It seems that the compiler warnings about unchecked seteuid return value make sense! From what I discovered in the htop source code,...

@eworm-de I don't think any of the solution you proposed here will work in the long term. The compiler is free to re-implement the warning so that it's emitted after...

@eworm-de Hi, I was not maintaining this branch for a while, partly because @hishamhm [was not interested in merging](https://github.com/hishamhm/htop/pull/651#issuecomment-318154184), and because I have been troubled about variable naming for a...

Could I suggest that, instead of replacing the percentage (CPU time) in the CPUMeters, make clock rates a separate set of meters, with corresponding average?

Leaving non-trivial unreachable code there is surely a sign of bugs. It's good to let *BSD port developers look at those. Or do you have the time to bother and...

I have a question: What is the use case for this? Killing all processes of a process group seems to be more dangerous than just killing one. And ideally you...

@Arkanosis That is what I'm questioning. Your script could be programmed to trap a signal, and after the signal it kills all children it watches. Letting htop do that will...

@Arkanosis I have to admit I was a bit off-topic in the last post. You're right, there's only one system call that we will concern, and race is not a...

And here's the idea of what it would look like: (GIMP-edited. Not actual screenshot.) 

Can we have a solution that's more future-proof? Even if we fix the 100 TB problem now, there is still a potential of snprintf() overflow on larger integers, e.g. petabytes...