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Cannot kill process with PID %d with signal %d.
%s
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Cannot kill process with PID %d with signal %d.
%s
Translated and reviewed by Alfredo Hernández
Located in src/procactions.cpp:171
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Kill the selected process “%s” (PID: %u)?
xgettext: primary alert message
Kill the selected process “%s” (PID: %u)?
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in ../src/procdialogs.cpp:74
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Killing a process may destroy data, break the session or introduce a security risk. Only unresponsive processes should be killed.
xgettext: secondary alert message
Killing a process may destroy data, break the session or introduce a security risk. Only unresponsive processes should be killed.
Translated and reviewed by Alfredo Hernández
Located in src/procdialogs.cpp:139
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End the selected process “%s” (PID: %u)?
xgettext: primary alert message
End the selected process “%s” (PID: %u)?
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in ../src/procdialogs.cpp:85
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Ending a process may destroy data, break the session or introduce a security risk. Only unresponsive processes should be ended.
xgettext: secondary alert message
Ending a process may destroy data, break the session or introduce a security risk. Only unresponsive processes should be ended.
Translated and reviewed by Alfredo Hernández
Located in src/procdialogs.cpp:147
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Change Priority of Process “%s” (PID: %u)
Change Priority of Process “%s” (PID: %u)
Translated and reviewed by Anthony Harrington
Located in src/procdialogs.cpp:249
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Note:
Note:
Translated and reviewed by David Lodge
Located in src/procdialogs.cpp:271
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The priority of a process is given by its nice value. A lower nice value corresponds to a higher priority.
The priority of a process is given by its nice value. A lower nice value corresponds to a higher priority.
Translated and reviewed by David Lodge
Located in src/procdialogs.cpp:272
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Icon
Icon
Translated and reviewed by David Lodge
Located in src/prefsdialog.cpp:145
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A simple process and system monitor.
A simple process and system monitor.
Translated by David Lodge
Located in src/application.cpp:423
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Contributors to this translation: Alfredo Hernández, Andi Chandler, Anthony Harrington, Bruce Cowan, Bruce Cowan, Chris Blore, David King, David Lodge, Jeff Bailes, Jono Bacon, Philip Withnall, Sohrab.