* If you have a user on the system who's login name is all numbers, this
  program will think the login name is a UID and won't convert it.
  Carefull.  When reading the current PS_COLORS/TOP_COLORS and the above
  exists, it will be converted from UID to name (which is all numbers).
  Quite hard to fix and it work properly.

* pscolor.man may not list all states that a process can have
  I don't know all of them.  If there is one that I left out, please
  email me: wakko@ani.ml.org  (Spam me 'n' I breaka yuh face)

* If you try to colorize processes by the TTY, ps will segfault.  This isn't
  a bug of pscol, but of ps.  I'm not sure about top.

* pscol (as of Jul 18, 1997) will not work on other arches (even tho it may
  compile).  This limitation is due to the nature of procps (as of v1.12).
  procps is currently only for linux and I believe the colorized procps is
  only in debian.

* this program doesn't check if memory can be allocated or not, if memory can't
  be allocated, it will morelikely segfault.

* When converting from the variable to the pscolor file, pscol is not smart
  enough to take lines that only differ in username and put them on a single
  line.  pscol is also not smart enough to figure out similarities between ps
  and top if they are different.  Really not a bug, just something that would
  take me a while to figure out how to do.  

* There's probably others
