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Quick update: witr now supports Linux, macOS, Windows, and FreeBSD.

Thank you, mac is already supported, only with the very first release it wasn't. You can install it via brew.

Just to update, witr is currently available on brew and AUR. deb, rpm and apk packages are also available in the release, and can be run directly via nix without installation.

Thanks a lot for the input, I ended up using it.

Haha, go for it!

Not sure if you're the one who created it but the AUR for this is present and needs update for the latest version - https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/witr-bin

Totally. Just to clarify, witr isn’t limited to ports. You can run it directly on a process too, like `witr mysql`. I used the 3306 example to emphasize this use case.

Quick update, witr now supports macOS as well. You can install it using brew - https://github.com/pranshuparmar/witr?tab=readme-ov-file#81-...

Thanks! Funny enough, that was my thought too when creating it.

Thank you, please feel free to share any feedback/ideas.

Thank you, please feel free to share any feedback/ideas.

Thanks for the feedback! I’ll look into showing who and why in a more distinct way. The default output is human-first, hence some extra line breaks, but the JSON flag is already th…

Thank you.

Thank you, please feel free to share any feedback/ideas.

Thank you.

`witr` is trying to be a bit different. Here are few use cases to consider: - When a process started. - Which ports a process is using. - Which user started it. - From which direct…

Yes, this is a bug. Planning to fix it soon.

Thank you, yes I added it in jest and still keeping it for sometime. It was always meant to be removed in future.

Haha, glad you like it! Maybe "responsibility chain" will catch on.

Thank you, yes coming soon - https://github.com/pranshuparmar/witr/pull/9

Thanks! Really appreciate it. No qualms at all — an AUR entry would be awesome!

Thanks! Glad you like it Trying to make this a swiss army knife for PID information.

Yes, that's correct! It walks up from the process’s working directory looking for a `.git` folder to detect the repo and branch. Thanks.

Thanks! Glad you like it Thanks to @sestep, Nix support is already added, so no need to worry about binaries.