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[BUG] Kill and Terminate buttons do nothing. #300

Closed ghost closed 3 years ago

ghost commented 3 years ago

Describe the bug

Whenever I open up bpytop, the kill (k) & terminate (t) buttons have never worked for me, even though they work completely fine on htop and bashtop for me

To Reproduce

Honestly, I don't know, this has been plaguing me since always for no reason

Expected behavior Startup bpytop, & then be able to kill a process.

Screenshots

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/814786416663068763/838512685418151956/unknown.png (htop)

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/814786416663068763/838512764280111154/unknown.png (bashtop)

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/814786416663068763/838512764280111154/unknown.png (bpytop)

Info (please complete the following information):

Additional context

I've always had this issue since I switched to Linux

Arch Linux -> Void -> Gentoo Linux, Distro hopping has never fixed this issue for me.

02/05/21 (22:18:02) | INFO: New instance of bpytop version 1.0.65 started with pid 481 02/05/21 (22:18:02) | INFO: Loglevel set to DEBUG 02/05/21 (22:18:02) | DEBUG: Using psutil version 5.7.3 02/05/21 (22:18:02) | DEBUG: CMD: /home/byte/.local/bin/bpytop --debug 02/05/21 (22:18:04) | DEBUG: Collect and draw completed in 0.464469 seconds 02/05/21 (22:18:05) | DEBUG: Init completed in 2.534933 seconds 02/05/21 (22:18:13) | INFO: Exiting. Runtime 0:00:11

I installed it via the pip method & added it to my PATH & got the psutil via portage by doing emerge --ask dev-python/psutil

Apologies incase this isn't enough info to try and diagnose any issue.

If I can somehow provide more info, please tell me!

aristocratos commented 3 years ago

@0ae

the kill (k) & terminate (t) buttons

You are using shift + k and shift + t as in uppercase K, T right? And are the owner of the process you are killing or running sudo?

ghost commented 3 years ago

@0ae

the kill (k) & terminate (t) buttons

You are using shift + k and shift + t as in uppercase K, T right? And are the owner of the process you are killing or running sudo?

Jeez, that was the cause.

Apologies, I never ran it with shift + k & shift + t.

(Although it'd be neat to possibly add a feature to do it with k & t & then ask for confirmation to end it first :P)

aristocratos commented 3 years ago

@0ae No worries :)

The lowercase k and t are used by other functions. You can press shift + h or ESC and help for all hotkeys.

ghost commented 3 years ago

@0ae No worries :)

The lowercase k and t are used by other functions. You can press shift + h or ESC and help for all hotkeys.

Cheers for telling me all this.

I didn't know anything about this.

Also, thanks for even creating bpytop :)