import { WindowState } from '../../types';
/**
 * Task Manager process model.
 *
 * A "process" row is either a system process (always present, fixed identity)
 * or a user process derived from an open window. User rows carry the source
 * window id so "End Process" can close the corresponding window.
 */
export interface ProcessRow {
    /** Stable key for React + selection. */
    key: string;
    /** Image name, e.g. `notepad.exe`. */
    imageName: string;
    /** User Name column. */
    userName: string;
    /** True for the fixed system processes (End Process warns first). */
    system: boolean;
    /** Source window id for user processes; undefined for system processes. */
    windowId?: string;
}
/**
 * The always-present system processes, in the order XP tends to show them.
 * `System Idle Process` is first and, per the real tool, soaks up whatever CPU
 * isn't being used by everything else.
 */
export declare const SYSTEM_PROCESSES: ReadonlyArray<{
    imageName: string;
    userName: string;
}>;
/** Executable image name for a window (registry map, else `<appid>.exe`). */
export declare const imageNameForWindow: (win: WindowState) => string;
/**
 * Build the full process list: user windows first (most recognizable), then the
 * fixed system processes.
 */
export declare const buildProcessRows: (windows: WindowState[], userName: string) => ProcessRow[];