Show full commands running

Would you support an option to show the full commands being run instead of just, e.g, python? These could be rather long, so one option might be to put each of them on a new line below the GPU that they’re on (maybe indented a bit). Since gpustat seems to focus on being very concise, I’d understand if not. I have my own modification of nvidia-smi to show more about the processes running on each GPU, and I was planning to make it more concise when I ran across your project. I just want to check if you’d support this so I don’t have to duplicate some of your work here nividia-smi if so.

[wookayin]

I also feel the necessity to display more comprehensive process information, under a specific command-line flag/options. It would not hurt our focus on being concise that much.

I am considering something like this (everything is just sketchy):

$ gpustat --show-process-info

[0] TITAN Xp         | 28'C,  12 % |   903 / 12196 MB | python/25647(893M) python/12345(0M)
 ├─ 25647 (100%): python train.py --alpha 1.0 --beta 2.0
 └─ 12345 (50 %): python test.py
[1] TITAN Xp         | 28'C,  12 % |   903 / 12196 MB | 

It might be a little bit verbose. The flag/option name is something we need to think about more and decide. Any suggestion or thoughts?

[wookayin]

This was implemented in #65. Will make a release soon, but in the meantime please try installing gpustat==1.0.0b1.