My quick version. Not tested, as I currently have no access to a machine with Term or ps, so feel free to correct :) 
#!perl

use Term::Size;
($width) = Term::Size::chars; ## Remove parens?

%usercolor = ( ## Easy to change and add more!
root                => "^[[0;31m",
scalar getpwuid($<) => "^[[0;34m",
DEFAULT             => "^[[0;36m",
);

%color = ( ## Also easy to change
tty  => "^[[0;33m", 
pid  => "^[[1;30m",
pcpu => "^[[0;37m",
pmem => "^[[1;37m",
cmd  => "^[[1m",
);

for (`ps auxfw`) {

  ($user,$pid,$pcpu,$pmem, 
  undef,undef,undef,undef,undef,undef,$cmd) = split(/\s+/, $_);

  $usercolor = $usercolor{$user} || $usercolor{'DEFAULT'};

  ## Symbolic refs would work nice below too
  $tty  = "$color{'tty'} $tty";
  $pid  = "$color{'pid'} $tty";
  $pcpu = "$color{'pcpu'} $tty";
  $pmem = "$color{'pmem'} $tty";
  $cmd  = "$color{'cmd'} $tty";

  $out = "$usercolor $user $tty $pid $pcpu $pmem $cmd";

  print substr($out, 0, ($width+(7*6)-3));
}

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In reply to RE: psall (color ps) by turnstep
in thread psall (color ps) by jettero

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