Show running processes in a tree structure.
```
proctree ├──1 systemd │ ├──1028 upowerd │ ├──1040 rtkit-daemon │ ├──1095 ModemManagere │ ├──840 NetworkManager │ ├──527 systemd-oomd │ ├──885 cupsd │ └──876 gdm │ └──1275 gdm-session-wor │ └──1312 gdm-wayland-ses │ └──1315 .gnome-session- └──2 kthreadd ├──2982 kworker/3:3-events ├──27 kworker/2:0H-eventshighpri ├──12 rcutasksrude ├──22 kworker/1:0H-kblockd ├──33 kdevtmpfs ├──34 inetfragwq └──61 blkcgpuntbio ```
Make sure the current stable release of Rust is installed.
bash
cargo install proctree
bash
git clone https://github.com/ynuwenhof/proctree.git
cd proctree
cargo install --path .
After installing, you can run the application with:
bash
proctree --unsorted
this will print the process tree into the terminal.
Proctree can be configured via environment variables or command line arguments.
Missing keys will fallback to their default value.
| Key | Description | Default |
|-----------------------|-----------------------------------------------|---------|
| PROCTREE_UNSORTED | Print the process tree without sorting by pid | false |
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