Interactive package manager and resource monitor designed for the GNU/Linux.
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Sync current directory between your shell and a file manager
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Resource Harvester - a tool to gather low-level system data and make it easy to use programmatically
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Resource utilization monitor for Docker containers & Kubernetes pods that operates with fine granularity and low overhead
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A Windows Resource Monitor in VBS with email alerts. Can run on-demand, from command line, or as a task.
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Rust RCTL / RACCT bindings
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Repo for UGP
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Standalone program which provides a convenient way to create an empty lobby in GTA Online (without injecting any code into the game)
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Resource usage monitoring service for Containerum
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VSCode Extension for Managing Processes and Port Usage
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Felix is a resource daemon/monitor that provides the user with a gui application icon in your systemtray. But will also inform the user when different services are getting 'clogged'
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A simple command line GPU usage monitor for macOS
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A Windows CE resource monitor (battery, memory, storage, tasks, processor load, system information).
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battery-monitor
task-manager
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Modernized version of gtk stripchart from ancient gnome-utils
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Track available RAM & CPU resources on your system.
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