BehaviorUpdate interval ... seconds
Use this spin box to specify the interval at which you want to update the process list.
Show warning dialog when ending or killing processes
Select this option to display a confirmation alert when you end a process or terminate a process.
Show warning dialog when hiding processes
Select this option to display a confirmation alert when you hide a process.
Process Fields
Use the following options to select which fields are displayed in the process list:
Process Name
Select this option to display the name of the process. This column may also contain an icon to indicate the application that is associated with the process.
Arguments
Select this option to display the name of the command, including arguments, that started the process.
User
Select this option to display the name of the user who owns the process.
Status
Select this option to display the current status of the process: sleeping or running.
Memory
Select this option to display the amount of system memory that is currently being used by the process.
VM Size
Select this option to display the amount of virtual memory that is allocated to the process.
Resident Memory
Select this option to display the amount of physical memory that is allocated to the process.
Shared Memory
Select this option to display the amount of shared memory that is allocated to the process. Shared memory is memory that can be accessed by another process.
RSS Memory
Select this option to display the amount of physical memory, excluding swapped-out pages, that is used by the process.
X Server Memory
Select this option to display the amount of X server memory that is used by the process.
% CPU
Select this option to display the percentage of CPU time currently being used by the process.
Nice
Select this option to display the nice value of the process. The nice value sets the priority of the process: the lower the nice value, the higher the priority.
ID
Select this option to display the process identifier, also known as the pid. The pid is a number that uniquely identifies the process. You can use the pid to manipulate the process on the command line.
