LTaMe, a GUI based Linux Task Manager

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Brought to you by: ltame, sridhar_v_iyer

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Last Update: 2015-10-17

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LTaMe, Linux Task Manager in C++, Qt designer.GUI based. View sytem/user running processes, users logged on, control process by changing priority, force a user to logout, graphical display of CPU usage, Swap usage and Memory usage.

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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System Administrators

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Qt

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C++ Systems Administration Software

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2005-03-29

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