qm files: $ lrelease -removeidentical -compress tcpview.proįinally, rebuild tcpview. $ linguist language_cs.ts language_de.ts language_es.ts language_fr.ts language_ja.ts language_pl.ts language_ru.ts language_sl.ts language_zh_CN.ts language_zh_TW.tsĪnd update. Open all editable translations: $ cd translations Open tcpview folder with terminal and update translations: $ lupdate -no-obsolete -verbose -pro tcpview.pro

Use the Qt Linguist tool to translate text $ sudo apt-get install qttools5-dev-tools Open terminal in your preferred folder: $ git clone Įither open tcpview.pro with Qt Creator for editing and building, or from the terminal: $ cd tcpview

Loop through /proc/pid/fd/ for collect 'inode list' and associated 'command line' data How to build Install the build-dependencies on the host system $ sudo apt-get install build-essential Inode - A cryptic-looking number that identifies the socket to the Linux virtual filesystem. Uid - The ID of the user that owns the socket. The data used from output is: sl - The number of the line in the output listing. Read and parse the information available from /proc/net/tcp Whois - Service gives you the ability to find out the registered domain holder. (Password required)Ĭopy - Copy the data of a row to the clipboard Show processes – Display the path of the executable process. Graphical network connections viewer for Linux. $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chipmunk.sm/ppa Master branch status (appveyor) To get the last release version, please use the PPA: TcpView For Linux Graphical network connections viewer for Linux

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