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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ qps is the graphical task manager included with Lubuntu. It is useful to close n
 
 Usage
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-To see your memory usage in qps look at the bar that says :guilabel:`MEM`. The bar for :guilabel:`CPU` usage shows CPU usage with a bar graph with usage with a bar graph for CPU usage. The third column :guilabel:`SWAP` shows how much swap is used or if you don't have a swap space view it will say :guilabel:`NOSWAP`. The :guilabel:`Uptime` in the top bar shows how long your computer has been running. A blue bar showing file input output shows graph in blue. Above this there is a green graph that shows your CPU usage as a graph. To show when a program was started with the :guilabel:`START` column. To have a view of process ID of each process use the :guilabel:`PID` column. The column :guilabel:`Command Line` shows what command line starts the process. To show which user the process is running on is in the :guilabel:`USER` column. 
+To see your memory usage in qps look at the bar that says :guilabel:`MEM`. The bar for :guilabel:`CPU` usage shows CPU usage with a bar graph with usage with a bar graph for CPU usage. The third column :guilabel:`SWAP` shows how much swap is used or if you don't have a swap space view it will say :guilabel:`NOSWAP`. The :guilabel:`Uptime` in the top bar shows how long your computer has been running. A blue bar showing file input output shows graph in blue. Above this there is a green graph that shows your CPU usage as a graph. To find more info on your CPU usage Memory or Swap usage simply mouseover that display and more info will show. To show when a program was started with the :guilabel:`START` column. To have a view of process ID of each process use the :guilabel:`PID` column. The column :guilabel:`Command Line` shows what command line starts the process. To show which user the process is running on is in the :guilabel:`USER` column. 
 
 To sort your processes by memory click on the mem tab. To have your processes sorted by CPU percentage press the button :guilabel:`CPU%` To have your processes sorted by CPU%.  To sort by the command line of each process you can press the command line. To sort by how much memory is used by each process click on the :guilabel:`Mem` tab. To only show processes by your user on the toolbar 
 drop down  and select :menuselection:`Your Processes`. To view only processes not run by the root user form the drop menu on lower toolbar select :menuselection:`Non-Root Processes`. To view only running processes select on the drop down menu on the lower toolbar select :menuselection:`Running Processes`. To go back to viewing all processes select from the drop down menu on the toolbar select :menuselection:`All Processes`.