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1.zhongyang219 / TrafficMonitor

TranslatedThis is a desktop floating window software for displaying the current network speed and CPU and memory utilization. It also supports display in the taskbar and supports changing skins.

C++Other license47K total3.8K forks

+2,877 stars

from 43,941 · score 7.96

2.nicolargo / glances

Glances an Eye on your system. A top/htop alternative for GNU/Linux, BSD, macOS and Windows operating systems.

python
multi-platform
monitoring
system
terminal
web
+2 more

Python Other license34K total1.8K forks

+1,652 stars

from 32,254 · score 7.41

3.Syllo / nvtop

GPU & Accelerator process monitoring for AMD, Apple, Huawei, Intel, NVIDIA and Qualcomm

monitoring
nvidia
gpu
ncurses
intel
linux
+6 more

C Other license11K total459 forks

+565 stars

from 10,560 · score 6.34

4.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

+436 stars

from 14,939 · score 6.08

5.lesovsky / pgcenter

Command-line admin tool for observing and troubleshooting Postgres.

postgresql
postgresql-statistics
postgresql-admin

Go Other license1.6K total106 forks

+31 stars

from 1,601 · score 3.47

6.rapidloop / rtop

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

monitoring
ssh
cli

Go Other license2.2K total156 forks

+11 stars

from 2,179 · score 2.48

7.overyonder / rstat

eBPF system monitor that runs inside the kernel. Sub-millisecond samples, zero allocations, faster than top.

ebpf
linux
performance
rust
system-monitor
waybar

Rust Other license3 total1 forks

+1 stars

from 2 · score 0.69

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