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1.muesli / duf

Disk Usage/Free Utility - a better 'df' alternative

hacktoberfest
disk-space
disk-usage
df
linux
macos
+8 more

Go Other license15K total473 forks

+50 stars

from 15,325 · score 3.93

2.rapidloop / rtop

rtop is an interactive, remote system monitoring tool based on SSH

monitoring
ssh
cli

Go Other license2.2K total156 forks

+3 stars

from 2,187 · score 1.39

3.lesovsky / pgcenter

Command-line admin tool for observing and troubleshooting Postgres.

postgresql
postgresql-statistics
postgresql-admin

Go Other license1.6K total106 forks

+1 stars

from 1,631 · score 0.69

4.pesos / grofer

A system and resource monitoring tool written in Golang!

golang
cli
tui
terminal-based
cobra
performance
+13 more

Go APACHE-2.0375 total54 forks

+1 stars

from 374 · score 0.69

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