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System monitoring for terminal on Linux, OSX and Windows
The main features of gurayyarar/smterminal are: System Monitors.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: amanusk/s-tui — s-tui is a terminal-based CPU monitoring tool and stress testing utility. It provides a real-time interface for… aristocratos/bashtop — Bashtop is a terminal-based system monitor and resource dashboard for Unix systems, including Linux, macOS, and… aristocratos/bpytop — bpytop is a cross-platform terminal system monitor and resource dashboard for Unix-like operating systems. It provides… aristocratos/btop — Btop is a terminal-based system monitor that tracks and displays real-time hardware performance metrics. It functions… atoptool/atop — System and process monitor for Linux. aksakalli/gtop — gtop is a terminal system monitor and process resource manager that provides a text-based user interface for tracking…
s-tui is a terminal-based CPU monitoring tool and stress testing utility. It provides a real-time interface for tracking processor frequency, temperature, power consumption, and utilization through visual graphs. The project includes a thermal throttling detector that identifies performance drops by analyzing sensor data. It also functions as a metric-based script runner, capable of automatically executing custom shell scripts when monitored hardware metrics exceed predefined numeric thresholds. The tool generates synthetic processor loads to verify thermal stability and hardware performance
Bashtop is a terminal-based system monitor and resource dashboard for Unix systems, including Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD. It provides a text-user interface for tracking real-time hardware performance and managing system processes. The tool functions as a hardware dashboard that visualizes processor, memory, disk, and network usage. It includes process management capabilities that allow users to filter, sort, and terminate active system tasks directly from the command line. Users can customize the visual appearance and behavior of the monitor through integrated menus or local configuration fil
bpytop is a cross-platform terminal system monitor and resource dashboard for Unix-like operating systems. It provides a real-time interface for tracking processor, memory, disk, and network usage across Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD. The tool functions as a process manager, allowing users to filter, sort, and terminate system processes using a tree-view layout. It also serves as a hardware health monitor by tracking battery status and system temperatures. The interface is highly customizable, featuring a theme engine for adjusting color schemes and a layout system to toggle specific resource bo
gtop is a terminal system monitor and process resource manager that provides a text-based user interface for tracking operating system performance. It functions as a real-time dashboard for monitoring CPU, memory, and network resource usage directly within the command line. The tool enables terminal-based process management by allowing users to identify and analyze resource-heavy tasks. It specifically supports sorting active system processes by their CPU and memory consumption to assist with server resource analysis and performance troubleshooting.