- Add persistent eproc settings for refresh interval, appearance, fonts,
and renderer options, with a settings button in the main window.
- Collect per-core CPU usage on macOS and FreeBSD for Performance charts.
- Keep the settings search focused in eproc and eterm, and wrap long
setting names.
- Share macOS theme-colored titlebar handling across ecode, eproc,
and eterm.
- Stabilize fixed-size UI tests on Retina displays and prevent macOS
build scripts from starting unlimited jobs when sysctl fails.
- Add CPU, memory, GPU, and network charts with ten-minute history,
a 60-second view, clickable cards, and overall or per-core CPU views.
- Add Family Memory and Family Memory % to both process views. Use
proportional memory on Linux, count zero-memory zombies correctly,
and collect the data after the first frame without delaying it.
- Add column tooltips, rename Total Memory to Resident Memory, keep
Command last by default, and migrate saved column layouts.
- Enable sorting within each tree level and preserve selection.
- Improve eepp chart margins and sorting behavior, and document UIChart.
Add process columns, GPU metrics, tree mode, multi-process actions,
GUI and tray detection, and persistent filter and table settings.
Add optional column header reordering to eepp table and tree views.
Keep dragged headers in place during refresh and draw them above other
headers. Preserve row selection when sorting and when opening context
menus, and support application items in header context menus.
Refresh eepp and tool icons and add the icon generation script.
Add tests for the process views, icon decoding, and GUI table behavior.
- Add the eproc process-monitoring application and persistent window/table state
- Implement Linux process, network, GPU, icon, and GUI-window collection
- Add optional process columns, styling, i18n-ready strings, and command copying
- Retain exited processes for one update and color them as ended
- Extend table sizing and header behavior for persisted column layouts
- Organize Linux-specific sources under platform/linux
- Keep unsupported platforms buildable with a startup WIP warning
Martín Lucas Golini