# process-watcher Watch Linux processes and notify when they complete. Should also work with MacOS*.
Only needs the /proc pseudo-filesystem to check and gather information about processes. Does not need to create/own the process, if you want a daemon manager, see the Alternatives section below.
Currently written for Python3, but shouldn’t be difficult to make python2 compatible.
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