Resources is a New, Modern System Monitor for Linux
Resources is a New, Modern System Monitor for Linux
The System Monitor app Ubuntu comes with with does an okay job of letting you monitor system resources and oversee running processes — but it does look
It looks nice, but it really irks me that this, and most task managers in Linux (yes, even CLI ones) don't display the network activity of a process. The Windows task manager has this and it's really handy. In Linux, I'd have to use a separate utility for that and it really annoys me that I have to use two different utilities for what should be a basic feature, IMO.
If anyone knows of such a utlitity that works great as an all-round system monitor (like bytop) but also displays networks activity of the processes at the same time, I'm open to suggestions
I agree. I'm especially happy, that so many great looking, cool, applications are being created. Well done!
@petsoi Yes, #GTK #Libadwaita + #Flatpak = ❤️
Now the only thing missing are #Gnome phones!
@user8e8f87c @petsoi i agree tooo
It is interesting to see the resurgence of so many graphic applications to visualize resources in Linux, although I prefer btop+nvtop for simplicity and resource consumption, I would have loved to have had applications like thiswhen I started in Linux.