$ ramtree gallery

See it work

The interactive piece from the front page, with room to try it, followed by ramtree’s logo, colors and type.

See what’s using your RAM, and end it safely.

Processes are grouped under whatever started them, so a browser and its dozens of helpers show as one line you can open.

 All processes  —  25.3 GB, 425 processes  (RAM 51.2 GB of 63.1 GB in use)  (148 unreadable)
      Memory      %             Processes Name
      7.9 GB  31.4% ███               226 wininit.exe (1976)\
      6.9 GB  27.4% ██▌                74 explorer.exe (12620)\
      4.5 GB  17.6% ██                 28 zen.exe (15328)\
   1000.1 MB   3.9% ▌                   6 Discord.exe (70152)\
 ↑↓ move  enter open  backspace up  space mark  c clear  d end process  D force kill  r refresh  q quit

Enter: Open a process group
Backspace: Go up
Space: Mark, then move on
d: Ask marked processes to close
D: Force kill them
r: Refresh in place

The screen from ramtree’s README, from a run on a Windows PC. Each line ending in a backslash is a process and everything it started, counted together.

Assets

Logo, colors, and type.

Mark

The project’s generated logo mark. The grid gets finer with the commit count, and the cells show the split between languages. It’s redrawn as the project grows.

Palette

The colors ramtree uses across this site: one hue from its discipline’s band, plus the shades that make it work on both dark and light backgrounds.

ramtree Developer & agent tooling DM SANS · NEWSREADER · DM MONO

Type

The two typefaces on the site: a sans-serif for the interface and a serif for headlines.

Install ramtree

It’s on crates.io. You’ll need Rust 1.95 or newer.

Any platform cargo install ramtree

Without elevation, Windows hides the memory of services and other users’ processes, and macOS hides root’s; they count as zero, and the header says how many. Run it elevated to see more.

crates.io Source on GitHub Read the source

Questions, or something it doesn’t do yet? Email dmoore@dwmmholdings.com