Parallel display

The command pdisp takes input from standard input and displays it.

For example, to graphically display the nodes on which the program bigjob is running, use

    pfps -all -tn bigjob | pdisp

The options -pstart and -pserver allow the display window to be reused by several commands. For example, to create a display, then display the nodes without the file `_=`:'!:}/tmp/mydata, and then display the nodes with defunct jobs, do

    pdisp -pstart mydisp
    ppred -all \!-s /tmp/mydata | pdisp -pserver mydisp
    pps -all aux | grep '<defunct>' | pdisp -pserver mydisp

A sample display is shown in Figure .

  

Figure: Output from pdisp for pps -all aux | grep -v root | grep -v $LOGNAME | grep -v USER | pdisp.

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