GNOME System MonitorLinux
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Net MeterWindows
GNOME System Monitor als Linux-Alternative zu Net Meter
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Unser Fazit
GNOME System Monitor is not a good replacement for Net Meter. It shows a network activity overview but lacks real‑time per‑interface upload/download counters, total data transferred, and detailed active connection lists. It is useful for users who only need a quick glance at overall network usage or want to keep everything inside the GNOME desktop, but it does not satisfy the core needs of Net Meter users.
Funktionsabdeckung
- Lizenz
- GPL-2.0
- Preis
- Kostenlos
- Aktuelle Version
- 51.1
- Bewertung
- 5/5 (1)
Was gleich funktioniert
- Both run on Linux and Windows respectively
- Both provide a GUI that shows network activity
- Both can be launched from the system menu or panel
- Both are lightweight compared to full‑featured network managers
Was anders ist
- GNOME System Monitor shows only an aggregated network graph, not per‑interface stats
- It does not display total data transferred or per‑connection details
- No system tray icon or persistent panel widget
- GNOME System Monitor is part of the GNOME desktop, not a standalone utility
- It lacks the ability to export or import Net Meter configuration files
Ihre Net Meter-Dateien öffnen
GNOME System Monitor cannot open or export Net Meter files; Net Meter uses a proprietary .nmt file format that is not supported by GNOME System Monitor. Users would need to manually note settings or use a third‑party conversion tool if available.
Von Net Meter zu GNOME System Monitor wechseln – Schritt für Schritt
- Close Net Meter on the Windows machine.
- Install GNOME System Monitor via your distribution’s package manager (e.g., sudo apt install gnome-system-monitor).
- Launch GNOME System Monitor from the Activities overview or application menu.
- Open the "Network" tab to view the overall traffic graph; note that per‑interface details are not available.
Wichtige Funktionen von GNOME System Monitor
- Alle laufenden Prozesse mit CPU‑ und Speichernutzung auflisten
- Prozesse nach Name, PID, Benutzer oder Ressourcenverbrauch sortieren
- Detaillierte Informationen zu einem bestimmten Prozess anzeigen
- Laufende Prozesse beenden oder killen
- Systemweite CPU‑ und Speicherlast überwachen
- Systemlaufzeit und Load‑Average anzeigen
- Übersicht über Netzwerkaktivität zeigen
- Integration in die GNOME‑Desktopumgebung
GNOME System Monitor unter Linux installieren
Ubuntu / Mint
sudo apt install gnome-system-monitorDebian
sudo apt install gnome-system-monitorFedora
sudo dnf install gnome-system-monitorArch / Manjaro
sudo pacman -S gnome-system-monitoropenSUSE
sudo zypper install gnome-system-monitorGNOME System Monitor bewerten
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