Paul, thank you very much for your response. As I mentioned in the report showing command line in a tooltip is not enough for me.
Here is my use case - I develop Java software. Java program is launched by calling java executable and passing name of the class to run, paths to libraries, configuration options as command-line parameters. As result command line can become really HUGE. During development I frequently have big number of java processes running at the same time - IDE, build system, application server, tools, etc. All these processes have name "java". This does not help me very much to distinguish them :-) I have to use command lines for this. I would really like possibility to copy command line into clipboard. This would help me: 1) compare two different Java launches by putting them side-by-side in text editor. Command lines can be so long that even if system monitor shows it completely it is difficult to find information I need. 2) launch java process by executing the command manually. This is useful for debugging, checking whether all the libraries are in place, etc. Sure, I know how to use "ps" to get the information I need :-) Just want to make system monitor more useful. Feedback and bug reports is what I can currently contribute back to the distribution. I have Edgy. dpkg output: ii gnome-system-m 2.16.1-0ubuntu Process viewer and system resource monitor Let me know if you need more information, Andriy -- There is no way to view process long command line https://launchpad.net/bugs/66790 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
