THE Linux Task Manager

A user-friendly Linux process manager with a sleek UI, providing essential functionalities like process monitoring, sorting, killing, and process tree visualization. It offers a unique experience for both beginners and experienced users, combining simplicity and functionality in one tool. Powered by Rust and TUI libraries, THE delivers efficient system monitoring and control.
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This is the main view of our program where it is shown the table of processes and the CPU and memory graphs along with some info about the system and help info.

In another view, user can see the table or the graphs alone.

Table view	Graphs view

But, if the user selected a process from the table and pressed Enter, info about this process will be shown as in the pic:

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To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.

You need to use cargo to install THE.

• Cargo

  sudo apt-get update -g
  sudo apt-get -y install cargo

1. Make sure you are using Linux OS.

2. Clone the repo

   git clone https://github.com/MokhtarBaWahal/THE.git

3. Install cargo packages if not installed

4. Cd to the repo dir and run the follwing

   cargo build
   ./target/debug/hello_cargo

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• q key quits/exits
• d key to view the table and graphs
• t key to view the table only
• g key to view graphs only
• Enter key to view more information about the selected process
• Ctrl + k key to kill the selected process
• Ctrl + key followed by a character for quick search
• For filtering followed by character: p(pid), u (user), r(priority), n(niceness), e: memory, h:(shared memory), b(state), c(cpu), m (memory), or t (time in sec).
• ./app pstree to print tree
• ./app u (username) to get selected user processes only

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• Open client-server architecture
• Remote monitoring

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This project was built by the following collaborators as a term project for the course of Operating Systems at the American University in Cairo, team memebers are:

1. Mohamed A. Soliman
2. Mokhtar S. Ba Wahal
3. Passant A. Moustafa

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Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.

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Mokhtar Salem Ba Wahal - @mbawhil - mokhtarsalem@aucegypt.edu

Project Link: https://github.com/MokhtarBaWahal/THE

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• The development team would like to thank the people who contributed to the development of sysinfo and tui crates, especially the examples provided with tui crate. Also, we would like to thank our professor Amr El-kadi for his continuous feedback during the semester.

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