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    utop - A simple process monitor

    Mea culpa. Corrected it above. The debug switch is more thought to be used like this: ./utop 2> debug-log It was added to track down issues with the command line arguments while programming. I think I will just remove it anyway since it's of no use for the user actually.
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    utop - A simple process monitor

    Can you please update your git repository? git pull and try again? The debug segfault should be fixed now.
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    utop - A simple process monitor

    Thanks for your feedback. I'm looking into it soonish :)
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    utop - A simple process monitor

    Hey guys, I've successfully - with the help of Rob Pilling, the author of the Linux version - ported utop to FreeBSD. utop is simple tree-rendering process monitor using ncurses. It has vim keybindings by default and some nice colors. For all abilities please refer to the man page...
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    FreeBSD 9-STABLE + htop

    This is working for me, too.
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    RVM, ruby 1.8.7 with sqlite3 troubles.

    gem install sqlite3 -- --with-sqlite3-include=/usr/local/include should do if you have installed the devel/sqlite3 port.
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    FreeBSD 9-STABLE + htop

    As I said before, this is most likely a left-over from pre 9.0. Anyway, even moving /compat to /usr/compat and creating a symlink from /compat to /usr/compat does not fix the issue with htop (or any other tool that relies on linprocfs to gather process stats, for example utop)
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    Redmine Broken Forever

    I suggest you use RVM and install it manually. That way you can have your own gem sets for Redmine and don't have to mess with your 1.8 installation from the ports.
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    volman: an experimental FreeBSD volume manager

    Thanks for this nice piece of software! I wrote a small program that uses libnotify to show a notification on your desktop if you plug in a USB stick. Works perfectly with sysutils/volmand If anyone is interested, grab the source from https://github.com/funglaub/devd-notifier
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    FreeBSD 9-STABLE + htop

    This is not the case on my fresh 9.0 installation. Is that maybe a left-over from an upgrade?
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    FreeBSD 9-STABLE + htop

    According to linprocfs linproc should be mounted to /compat/linux/proc. I have the same issue with htop in 9.0 RELEASE.
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