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  1. Letting go of Python 2.7

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    Downloads fell from ~8% to 0.36% in three years; psutil 7.0.0 ends support

  2. Removing Process.memory_maps() on macOS

    A segfault I couldn’t fix, and the API removal that followed

  3. Announcing psutil 5.6.0

    5.6.0 adds parents(), brings several Windows improvements, and removes memory_maps() on macOS

  4. AIX support

    psutil 5.4.0 gets an IBM port, contributed by Arnon Yaari

  5. Improved process_iter()

    5.3.0 adds attrs and ad_value parameters to process_iter(), letting you pre-fetch attributes in one shot

  6. Sensors: temperatures, battery, CPU frequency

    psutil 5.1.0 introduces sensors_temperatures(), sensors_battery() and cpu_freq()

  7. Making psutil twice as fast

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    New Process.oneshot(), caching shared syscalls and halving the cost of multi-field queries

  8. Windows services support

    psutil 4.2.0 introduces win_service_iter() and win_service_get()

  9. NetBSD support

    Completing the BSD trio alongside FreeBSD and OpenBSD

  10. Real process memory and environ in Python

    psutil 4.0.0 exposes USS, the memory that would actually be freed on process exit + Process.environ()

  11. OpenBSD support

    psutil 3.3.0 now runs on OpenBSD, sharing most of the implementation with FreeBSD

  12. Reimplementing ifconfig in Python

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    psutil 3.0 introduces net_if_addrs() and net_if_stats()

  13. Announcing psutil 2.0

    A major rewrite with breaking API changes