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xrestop

xrestop(1)						      General Commands Manual							xrestop(1)

NAME

       xrestop - monitor server resources used by X11 clients

SYNOPSIS

       xrestop -help
       xrestop [ -display display ] [ --batch ] [ --delay-time seconds ]

DESCRIPTION

       Xrestop	uses  the  X-Resource extension to provide 'top'-like statistics of each connected X11 client's server-side resource usage.  It is
       intended as a developer tool to aid more efficient server resource usage and debug server-side resource leakage.

OPTIONS

       --help Show usage.

       --display, -d <display>
	      Specify X11 display to monitor.

       --delay-time, -dt <seconds>
	      Time in seconds between taking samples. Default is 2 seconds.

       --batch, -b
	      Run in batch mode. Slightly more detailed infomation is streamed to stdout rather than the usual	curses	interface.  This  mode	is
	      intended for debugging a single client with something like
		xrestop -b | grep -A 14 appname

       --max-samples, -m <count>
	      Specify number of times to gather and display results.  Default is continuous, which can be set with 0 (zero).

SEE ALSO

       X(7), top(1).

BUGS

       The X-Resource extension is very new and may not be 100% accurate.

AUTHOR

       xrestop was written by Matthew Allum <mallum@handhelds.org>.

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