Subject: [ANNOUNCE] More bug fixes in procps
From: "Michael K. Johnson" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 10 Apr 1994 19:34:46 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.announce

Procps is a suite of utilities that use the /proc filesystem to get
information about the state of the processes that are running and
about the operating system itself.

Version 0.95 is a bug-fix release.  Most importantly, the occasional
segmentation violation has been fixed.  It was introduced in 0.93, so
if you have 0.93 or 0.94, you should upgrade.

If you have 0.92 or before, you may want to upgrade, as ps can now
sort its output based on many of the displayed fields.  The README
included in the distribution contains a few details.  Some GNU-style
long options are also supported, including --help.

michaelkjohnson

Here is the LSM:
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Version      = 0.95
Desc1        = Procps is a suite of utilites which get their information
Desc2        = from the /proc filesystem
Author       = Michael K. Johnson
AuthorEmail  = [email-masked]
Site1        = tsx-11.mit.edu
Path1        = /pub/linux/BETA/procps/
File1        = procps-0.94.tar.gz
FileSize1    = 107657
Site2        = sunsite.unc.edu
Path2        = /pub/Linux/system/Misc/ps/
File2        = procps-0.94.tar.gz
FileSize2    = 107657
Required1    = Linux, /proc filesystem, c compiler, full includes.
Required2    = Incompatible with SLS 1.03 because SLS 1.03 has broken
Required3    = kernel header files that haven't been fixed.
CopyPolicy1  = GNU Public License
Keywords     = procps /proc ps uptime w free pstree killall fuser
Entered      = 4/10/94
EnteredBy    = [email-masked]
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