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 ### Configuration
 
 Access to MySQL is currently via a defaults-file which is assumed
 ### Configuration
 
 Access to MySQL is currently via a defaults-file which is assumed

-to be `~/.my.cnf`. This should probably be made more configurable.
-If you see a need for this please let me know.
+to be `~/.my.cnf`.  Alternatively you can now provide
+-defaults-file=/path/to/.my.cnf if needed.

 
 ### Grants
 
 
 ### Grants
 


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 * Ops (operations) mode: order table activity by the number of operations MySQL performs on them.
 * I/O mode: show where MySQL is spending it's time in file I/O.
 * Locks mode: show order based on table locks
 * Ops (operations) mode: order table activity by the number of operations MySQL performs on them.
 * I/O mode: show where MySQL is spending it's time in file I/O.
 * Locks mode: show order based on table locks

-* User mode: show ordering based on how long users are running queries, or the number of connections they have to MySQL.
+* User mode: show ordering based on how long users are running
+queries, or the number of connections they have to MySQL. This is
+really missing a feature in MySQL (see: http://bugs.mysql.com/75156)
+to provide higher resolution query times than seconds. It gives
+some info but if the queries are very short then the integer runtime
+in seconds makes the output far less interesting.

 
 You can change the polling interval and switch between modes (see below).
 
 
 You can change the polling interval and switch between modes (see below).
 


@@ -74,7 +79,11 @@ BSD 2-Clause License
 
 ### Feedback
 
 
 ### Feedback
 

-Feedback and patches welcome.
+Feedback and patches welcome. I am especially interested in hearing
+from you if you are using pstop, or if you have ideas of how I can
+better use other information from the performance_schema tables to
+provide a more complete vision of what MySQL is doing or where it's
+busy.

 
 Simon J Mudd
 <sjmudd@pobox.com>
 
 Simon J Mudd
 <sjmudd@pobox.com>