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Feature/kthreads #446
Feature/kthreads #446
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output of tools like ps usually put square brackets around kernel threads to easily distinguish those from userspace processes
by default the output is unchanged, but this option allows the user to hide kernel threads
Looks good! [display]
show_kthreads = false How about it? |
I think it depends on how often you want to switch between the two options (with and without kthreads). If most of the time users are not interested in kthreads, having this in the configuration is probably the best option. 90% of the time I am not interested in kthreads for example, so this would work well for me. |
I think so too. Could you change to configuration? |
Sure! |
Thanks! |
I often need to remove kthreads from the output of top/ps commands, to only check what is running in userspace.
For this reason I would like an option to filter out them.
I also prefer to print them out surrounded by square brackets to easily eyeball them when not filtered out.