This page displays details of a running process. At the top the following information is displayed :

Command
  The program and command line arguments for this process
Process ID
  The unique process ID
Parent Process
  The process that created this one. Click on it to display the details of the parent.
User
  The user who owns this process, and with whose permissions it runs
CPU Use
  The percentage of CPU time this process is currently using
Size
  The amount of memory occupied by this process. Some of this may be shared by other processes
Run Time
  The total amount of CPU time used by this process since it was started, in minutes. Unless the process was very CPU intensive, this will not be the same as the number of minutes elapsed since it began.
Nice Level
  The priority at which this process runs. More information about the nice level is available.

Additional information may also be displayed, depending on the exact Unix version you are running.

Below the process information is a button for sending a signal to the process. Select the signal that you want to send from the list, then click the `Send Signal` button. The most useful signals are `KILL` and `TERM`, for killing the process.

If this process has any children, they will be displayed at the bottom of the page. Click on an ID from the list to display detailed information.