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H � v T � � w P � � � S c % CPU %a %l∶%M %p %b %d %Y %b %d %l∶%M %p %d matching open file %d matching open files %d open file %d open files %s (%.1f%%) of %s %s (PID %u) %s/s %u hr %u hrs %u min %u mins %u sec %u secs %u:%02u.%02u %u:%02u:%02u %ud%02uh %uw%ud <small><i><b>Note:</b> The priority of a process is given by its nice value. A lower nice value corresponds to a higher priority.</i></small> ? A simple process and system monitor. A_ll Processes About System Monitor Alert Before Ending or _Killing Processes Are you sure you want to end the selected process “%s” (PID: %u)? Are you sure you want to end the selected process? Are you sure you want to end the %d selected processes? Are you sure you want to kill the selected process “%s” (PID: %u)? Are you sure you want to kill the selected process? Are you sure you want to kill the %d selected processes? Are you sure you want to stop the selected process “%s” (PID: %u)? Are you sure you want to stop the selected process? Are you sure you want to stop the %d selected processes? Available Behavior CPU CPU %d CPU Time CPU colors CPU%d Cache %s Cannot change the priority of process with PID %d to %d. %s Cannot kill process with PID %d with signal %d. %s Case insensitive Change Priority of Process “%s” (PID: %u) Change Priority of the selected process Change Priority of %d selected processes Change _Priority Click to set graph colors Command Line Control Group Current Color Custom Default graph incoming network traffic color Default graph memory color Default graph outgoing network traffic color Default graph swap color Determines which processes to show. Device Directory Disk read Disk read total Disk view columns order Disk view sort column Disk view sort order Disk write Disk write total Draw Charts as S_mooth Graphs Each entry is in the format (CPU#, Hexadecimal color value) Enable _Smooth Refresh Enable/Disable smooth refresh Ending a process may destroy data, break the session or introduce a security risk. Only unresponsive processes should be ended. FD File Systems File Systems view File system information shown in list: Filename Filter files by name Flags Fraction Free GNOME System Monitor Graphs Help High High Priority ID IPv4 network connection IPv6 network connection Icon If TRUE, system-monitor operates in “Solaris mode” where a task’s CPU usage is divided by the total number of CPUs. Otherwise, it operates in “Irix mode”. If TRUE, system-monitor shows the CPU chart as a stacked area chart instead of a line chart. If TRUE, system-monitor shows the CPU, Memory, and Network charts as smoothed graphs, otherwise as line charts. Information Fields Inode Keyboard Shortcuts Kill process Killing a process may destroy data, break the session or introduce a security risk. Only unresponsive processes should be killed. Low Low Priority M_y Processes Main Window should open maximized Main window size and position in the form (width, height, xpos, ypos) Memory Memory Maps Memory and Swap Memory map sort column Memory map sort order Menu item to Open Search for Open Files dialogSearch for Open Files Monitor;System;Process;CPU;Memory;Network;History;Usage; Monitor;System;Process;CPU;Memory;Network;History;Usage;Performance;Task;Manager;Activity; N/A Network Nice Normal Normal Priority Note: Object Open Files Open _Files Open files sort column Open files sort order Owner PID Percentage full for pie color pickers Pick a Color Pick a Color for “%s” Preferences Priority Private clean Private dirty Privileges are required to change the priority of processes Privileges are required to control other users’ processes Process Process Name Process information shown in list: Process list view Process view columns order Process view sort column Process view sort order Processes Received invalid color data Receiving Renice process Resident Memory Resources Resources overview Running Saves the currently viewed tab Seat Security Context Select CPUs "%s" (PID %u) is allowed to run on: Sending Session Set Affinity Set Network Totals _Unit Separately Set _Affinity Set network totals unit separately Shared Memory Shared clean Shared dirty Show CPU chart as stacked area chart Show CPU, Memory, and Network charts as smooth graphs using Bezier curves Show Memory and Swap in IEC Show Memory in IEC Show Memory in Logarithmic Scale Show Network _Totals in Bits Show _All File Systems Show _Dependencies Show disk view “Available” column on startup Show disk view “Device” column on startup Show disk view “Directory” column on startup Show disk view “Free” column on startup Show disk view “Total” column on startup Show disk view “Type” column on startup Show disk view “Used” column on startup Show memory and swap in IEC Show memory in IEC Show memory in logarithmic scale Show network totals in bits Show network traffic in bits Show process dependencies in tree form Show process properties Show process “CPU %” column on startup Show process “CPU Time” column on startup Show process “Command Line” column on startup Show process “Control Group” column on startup Show process “Disk read” column on startup Show process “Disk write” column on startup Show process “ID” column on startup Show process “Memory” column on startup Show process “Name” column on startup Show process “Nice” column on startup Show process “Owner” column on startup Show process “Priority” column on startup Show process “Resident Memory” column on startup Show process “SELinux Security Context” column on startup Show process “Seat” column on startup Show process “Session” column on startup Show process “Shared Memory” column on startup Show process “Started” column on startup Show process “Status” column on startup Show process “Total disk read” column on startup Show process “Total disk write” column on startup Show process “Unit” column on startup Show process “User” column on startup Show process “Virtual Memory” column on startup Show process “Waiting Channel” column on startup Show process “Writable Memory” column on startup Show process “X Server Memory” column on startup Show the File Systems tab Show the Processes tab Show the Resources tab Show the application’s version Show warning dialog when killing processes Sleeping Solaris mode for CPU percentage Started Status Stopped Stopping a process may destroy data, break the session or introduce a security risk. Only unresponsive processes should be stopped. Swap System Monitor System Monitor can help you find out what applications are using the processor or the memory of your computer, can manage the running applications, force stop processes not responding, and change the state or priority of existing processes. System Monitor is a process viewer and system monitor with an attractive, easy-to-use interface. The GNOME Project The priority of a process is given by its nice value. A lower nice value corresponds to a higher priority. The resource graphs feature shows you a quick overview of what is going on with your computer displaying recent network, memory and processor usage. The selected color The title of the color selection dialog Time in milliseconds between updates of the devices list Time in milliseconds between updates of the graphs Time in milliseconds between updates of the process view Title Today %l∶%M %p Total Total Received Total Sent Type Type of color picker Uninterruptible Unit Used User VM End VM Offset VM Size VM Start Very High Very High Priority Very Low Very Low Priority View and manage system resources View current processes and monitor system state Virtual Memory Waiting Channel Whether information about all file systems should be displayed Whether to display information about all file systems (including types like “autofs” and “procfs”). Useful for getting a list of all currently mounted file systems. Width of disk view “Available” column Width of disk view “Device” column Width of disk view “Directory” column Width of disk view “Free” column Width of disk view “Total” column Width of disk view “Type” column Width of disk view “Used” column Width of process “CPU %” column Width of process “CPU Time” column Width of process “Command Line” column Width of process “Control Group” column Width of process “Disk read” column Width of process “Disk write” column Width of process “ID” column Width of process “Memory” column Width of process “Name” column Width of process “Nice” column Width of process “Owner” column Width of process “Priority” column Width of process “Resident Memory” column Width of process “SELinux Security Context” column Width of process “Seat” column Width of process “Session” column Width of process “Shared Memory” column Width of process “Started” column Width of process “Status” column Width of process “Total disk read” column Width of process “Total disk write” column Width of process “Unit” column Width of process “User” column Width of process “Virtual Memory” column Width of process “Waiting Channel” column Width of process “Writable Memory” column Width of process “X Server Memory” column Window title for Search for Open Files dialogSearch for Open Files Writable Memory X Server Memory Yesterday %l∶%M %p Zombie _Active Processes _Apply _Cancel _Change Priority _Chart Data Points: _Continue _Divide CPU Usage by CPU Count _Draw CPU Chart as Stacked Area Chart _End _End Process _End Processes _Files opened by process “%s” (PID %u): _Kill _Kill Process _Kill Processes _Memory Maps _Memory maps for process “%s” (PID %u): _Nice value: _Properties _Refresh _Show Network Speed in Bits _Stop _Stop Process _Stop Processes _Update Interval in Seconds _Update Interval in Seconds: file local socket not available pipe shortcut windowGeneral shortcut windowKeyboard shortcuts shortcut windowMemory maps shortcut windowOpen files shortcut windowOpen menu shortcut windowProcesses shortcut windowQuit shortcut windowRefresh shortcut windowSearch shortcut windowSend End signal shortcut windowSend Kill signal shortcut windowSend continue signal shortcut windowSend stop signal shortcut windowShow File Systems shortcut windowShow Processes shortcut windowShow Resources shortcut windowShow dependencies shortcut windowShow help shortcut windowShow process properties translator-credits unknown type Project-Id-Version: gnome-system-monitor master Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-system-monitor/issues PO-Revision-Date: 2021-03-14 22:17-0400 Last-Translator: mars <gzhqyz@gmail.com> Language-Team: Chinese - China <i18n-zh@googlegroups.com> Language: zh_CN MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Plural-Forms: nplurals=1; plural=0; X-Generator: Poedit 2.4.2 % CPU %H:%M %A %Y 年 %-m 月 %-d 日 %-m 月 %-d 日 %H:%M %d 个匹配的打开了的文件 %d 个打开了的文件 %s (%.1f %%)，共 %s %s (PID %u) %s/s %u 时 %u 分 %u 秒 %u:%02u.%02u %u:%02u:%02u %u天%02u小时 %u周%u天 <small><i><b>注：</b>进程的优先级由它的 nice 值指定。较低的 nice 值对应较高的优先级。</i></small> ? 简单的进程和系统监视器。 全部进程(_L) 关于系统监视器 结束或杀死进程前警告(_K) 您确定要结束选中的进程 “%s”(PID: %u) 吗？ 您确定要结束选中的 %d 个进程？ 您确定要杀死选中的进程 “%s”(PID: %u) 吗？ 您确定要杀死选中的 %d 个进程？ 您确定要停止选中的进程 “%s”(PID: %u) 吗？ 您确定要停止选中的 %d 个进程？ 可用 行为 CPU CPU %d CPU 时间 CPU 颜色 CPU%d 缓存 %s 无法将 PID 为 %d 的进程的优先级更改为 %d %s 无法用信号 %2$d 杀死 PID 为 %1$d 的进程。 %3$s 不区分大小写 更改进程“%s”(PID: %u) 的优先级 更改所选 %d 个进程的优先级 改变优先级(_P) 点击以设置图形颜色 命令行 控制组 当前颜色 自定义 图形中网络流入流量的默认颜色 图形中内存的默认颜色 图形中网络流出流量的默认颜色 图形中交换区的默认颜色 决定显示哪个进程。 设备 目录 磁盘读取 磁盘读取总计 磁盘视图列排序依据 磁盘视图排序列 磁盘视图排序依据 磁盘写入 磁盘写入总计 用平滑曲线图样式绘制图表(_M) 每个条目的格式（CPU 序号，十六进制颜色值） 启用平滑刷新(_S) 启用/禁用平滑刷新 结束进程可能导致数据损坏、中断会话或带来安全风险。您应该只结束无响应的进程。 FD 文件系统 文件系统视图 列表中显示的文件系统信息： 文件名 通过名字过滤文件 标志 分数 空闲 GNOME 系统监视器 图形 帮助 高 高优先级 ID IPv4 网络连接 IPv6 网络连接 图标 如果为 TRUE，系统监视器将工作在“Solaris 模式”，其中任务的 CPU 使用量将被除以总的 CPU 数目。否则它将工作在“Irix 模式”。 如果为 TRUE，系统监视器将以堆积面积图样式显示 CPU 图表，而非折线图。 如果为 TRUE，则用贝塞尔曲线绘制平滑曲线图显示 CPU，内存和网络图表，而非折线图。 信息域 Inode 键盘快捷键 杀死进程 杀死进程可能导致数据损坏、中断会话或带来安全风险。您应该只杀死无响应的进程。 低 低优先级 我的进程(_Y) 主窗口应该以最大化状态打开 表格中主窗口大小及位置(宽度，高度，水平位置，垂直位置) 内存 内存映射 内存和交换空间 内存映射排序列 内存映射列排序方式 搜索已打开的文件 Monitor;System;Process;CPU;Memory;Network;History;Usage;监视器;系统;进程;内存;网络;历史;使用;占用;用量; Monitor;System;Process;CPU;Memory;Network;History;Usage;Performance;Task;Manager;Activity;监视器;系统;进程;中央处理器;内存;网络;历史;用量;绩效;任务;管理员;活动; 不适用 网络 Nice 普通 普通优先级 备注： 对象 打开文件 打开的文件(_F) 打开文件排序列 打开文件排序方式 拥有者 PID 饼状颜色拾取器的完整百分比 拾取颜色 为“%s”拾取颜色 首选项 优先级 未被修改的私有内存 已被修改的私有内存 更改进程优先级需要权限 控制其他用户的进程需要权限 进程 进程名 此列表中显示的进程信息： 进程列表视图 进程视图列顺序 进程视图排序列 进程视图排序顺序 进程 接收到非法颜色数据 正在接收 修改进程优先级 驻留内存 资源 资源概览 运行中 保存目前查看的标签页 席位 安全环境 选择允许运行的 CPU "%s" (PID %u)： 正在发送 会话 设置亲和性 单独设置网络总流量单位(_U) 设置亲和性(_A) 单独设置网络总流量单位 共享内存 未被修改的共享内存 已被修改的共享内存 以堆积面积图样式显示 CPU 图表 用贝塞尔曲线绘制平滑曲线图显示 CPU，内存和网络图表 以 IEC 标准显示内存和交换空间 以 IEC 标准显示内存 以对数尺度显示内存 以比特为单位显示网络总流量(_T) 显示所有文件系统(_A) 显示依赖关系(_D) 启动时显示磁盘视图“可用”列 启动时显示磁盘视图“设备”列 启动时显示磁盘视图“目录”列 启动时显示磁盘视图“空闲”列 启动时显示磁盘视图“总计”列 启动时显示磁盘视图“类型”列 启动时显示磁盘视图“已用”列 以 IEC 标准显示内存和交换空间 以 IEC 标准显示内存 以对数尺度显示内存 以比特为单位显示网络总流量 以比特为单位显示网络流量 以树型显示进程依赖关系 显示进程属性 启动时显示进程“CPU 百分比”列 启动时显示进程“CPU 时间”列 启动时显示进程“命令行”列 启动时显示进程“控制组”列 启动时显示进程“磁盘读取”列 启动时显示进程“磁盘写入”列 启动时显示进程“ID”列 启动时显示进程“内存”列 启动时显示进程“名称”列 启动时显示进程“nice 值”列 启动时显示进程“拥有者”列 启动时显示进程“优先级”列 启动时显示进程“常驻内存”列 启动时显示进程“SELinux 安全环境”列 启动时显示进程“席位”列 启动时显示进程“会话”列 启动时显示进程“共享内存”列 启动时显示进程“开始于”列 启动时显示进程“状态”列 启动时显示进程“总计磁盘读取”列 启动时显示进程“总计磁盘写入”列 启动时显示进程“单元”列 启动时显示进程“用户”列 启动时显示进程“虚拟内存”列 启动时显示进程“等候频道”列 启动时显示进程“可写内存”列 启动时显示进程“X 服务器内存”列 显示文件系统标签页 显示进程标签页 显示资源标签页 显示应用程序版本 杀死进程时显示警告对话框 睡眠中 CPU 百分比使用 Solaris 模式 开始于 状态 已停止 停止进程可能导致数据损坏、中断会话或带来安全风险。您应该只停止无响应的进程。 交换空间 系统监视器 系统监视器可帮您查看哪个程序正在使用计算机内存或处理器、管理正在运行的程序、强制停止无响应的进程和更改已有进程的状态或优先级。 系统监视器是一个界面易用的进程查看器和系统监视器。 GNOME 项目 进程的优先级由它的 nice 值指定。较低的 nice 值对应较高的优先级。 资源图表功能为您展示了计算机当前运行状态的快速预览，包括近期网络、内存和处理器使用情况。 选中的颜色 颜色选择对话框标题 更新设备列表的时间间隔（毫秒） 更新图形的时间间隔（毫秒） 更新进程视图的时间间隔（毫秒） 标题 今天 %H:%M 总计 总计已接收 总计已发送 类型 颜色拾取器类型 不可中断 单元 已用 用户 VM 终止于 VM 偏移 VM 大小 VM 开始于 非常高 非常高优先级 非常低 非常低优先级 查看和管理系统资源 查看当前进程及监视系统状态 虚拟内存 等候频道 是否应显示关于全部文件系统的信息 是否应显示关于全部文件系统的信息（包含类似“autofs”和“procfs”的文件系统）。借此功能可以获知当前挂载的所有文件系统。 磁盘视图“可用”列的宽度 磁盘视图“设备”列的宽度 磁盘视图“目录”列的宽度 磁盘视图“空闲”列的宽度 磁盘视图“总计”列的宽度 磁盘视图“类型”列的宽度 磁盘视图“已用”列的宽度 进程 CPU 百分比列的宽度 进程“CPU 时间”列的宽度 进程“命令行”列的宽度 进程“控制组”列的宽度 进程“磁盘读取”列的宽度 进程“磁盘写入”列的宽度 进程“ID”列的宽度 进程“内存”列的宽度 进程“名称”列的宽度 进程“nice 值”列的宽度 进程“拥有者”列的宽度 进程“优先级”列的宽度 进程“常驻内存”列的宽度 进程“SELinux 安全环境”列的宽度 进程“席位”列的宽度 进程“会话”列的宽度 进程“共享内存”列的宽度 进程“开始于”列的宽度 进程“状态”列的宽度 进程“总计磁盘读取”列的宽度 进程“总计磁盘写入”列的宽度 进程“单元”列的宽度 进程“用户”列的宽度 进程“虚拟内存”列的宽度 等候频道列的宽度 进程“可写内存”列的宽度 进程“X 服务器内存”列的宽度 搜索已打开的文件 可写内存 X 服务器内存 昨天 %H:%M 僵死 活动的进程(_A) 应用(_A) 取消(_C) 改变优先级(_C) 图标数据点(_C)： 继续进程(_C) 总 CPU 使用率除以 CPU 数(_D) 以堆积面积图样式绘制 CPU 图表(_D) 结束(_E) 结束进程(_E) 进程“%s”(PID %u) 所打开的文件(_F)： 杀死(_K) 杀死进程(_K) 内存映射(_M) 进程“%s”(PID %u) 的内存映射(_M)： _Nice 值： 属性(_P) 刷新(_R) 以比特为单位显示网络速度(_S) 停止(_S) 停止进程(_S) 更新间隔（秒）(_U) 更新间隔（秒）(_U)： 文件 本地套接字 不可用 管道 常规 键盘快捷键 内存映射 打开文件 打开菜单 进程 退出 刷新 搜索 发送结束信号 发送杀死信号 发送继续信号 发送停止信号 显示文件系统 显示进程 显示资源 显示依赖关系 显示帮助 显示进程属性 GNOME 简体中文翻译 <i18n-translation@lists.linux.net.cn>. He Qiangqiang <carton@263.net>, 2002 Funda Wang <fundawang@linux.net.cn>, 2003-2005 Zhang Miao <mymzhang@gmail.com>,2009 Aron Xu <happyaron.xu@gmail.com>, 2009 Lele Long <schemacs@gmail.com>, 2011 Wind He <lofwind@gmail.com>, 2011 Mike Manilone <crtmike@gmail.com>, 2012 YunQiang Su <wzssyqa@gmail.com>, 2012 tuhaihe <1132321739qq@gmail.com>, 2012, 2013 Mingcong Bai <jeffbai@aosc.xyz>, 2015, 2017 Dingzhong Chen <wsxy162@gmail.com>, 2017, 2018, 2019 王滋涵 <wi24rd@fedoraproject.org>, 2020 未知类型