Re: proced.el -- operate on processes like dired

[Roland Winkler]

On Tue Mar 25 2008 Stefan Monnier wrote:
> It sounds like a useful addition (although I'd have expected it to
> derive from list-buffers (or ibuffer) rather than from dired).

Up to now proced is not very advanced. Also I thought that dired was
kind of the starting point for later packages like ibuffer.
Moreover, proced depends on the output of ps(1) in a similar way
like dired depends on ls(1). The different versions of ps add a bit
of extra complication, and people with access to different unix
dialects might want to give proced a try.

> Since you've already have the necessary copyright paperwork on file, you
> just need to place your file in .../emacs/lisp/proced.el and then do:
> 
>      cvs add lisp/proced.el
>      ...edit lisp/ChangeLog...
>      cvs commit -m "proced.el: New file."

Thanks, that was easier than what I expected. -- How are the
arch-tags at the end of the files generated?

Roland