Package: memstat
Version: 0.5
Severity: normal
The memstat output starts with several lines which look like
${size}: PID ${PID} (${filename})
However, the filename is generally not the executable of
the reported process, but rather some other mapped file
(sometimes a shared object, sometimes a font, other files
show up too).
I think it would be best to report not the executable, but
the command line (as ps does).
Thanks, and have fun,
Shai.
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