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GNOME System Monitor, alternative Linux à HWiNFO
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GNOME System Monitor is a poor replacement for HWiNFO. It handles basic process and resource tracking but lacks the deep hardware telemetry HWiNFO provides. You will not find detailed voltage readings, specific component identification, or fan control here. It is suitable only for users who need to check which process is eating CPU or memory, not for enthusiasts monitoring thermal limits or power draw. If you need precise sensor data, stick to command-line tools or dedicated hardware monitors.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 51.1
- Note
- 5/5 (1)
Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Displays real-time CPU and memory usage graphs
- Shows system uptime and load averages
- Provides a list of running processes with resource consumption
- Runs as a lightweight background application
Ce qui change
- Lacks detailed hardware sensor data like voltage and precise per-core temperatures
- No fan speed monitoring or control capabilities
- Does not identify specific hardware components or models
- No built-in data logging for historical analysis
- Missing GPU and drive-specific thermal monitoring
Ouvrir vos fichiers HWiNFO
GNOME System Monitor does not open or export HWiNFO log files. It generates its own process lists but has no import function for external sensor data. If you have historical data in HWiNFO formats, you must use a different tool to view or convert them, as this application is strictly a live process viewer.
Passer de HWiNFO à GNOME System Monitor, étape par étape
- Install GNOME System Monitor if not already present via your package manager
- Open the application from your application menu
- Use the Processes tab to identify high-resource consumers
- Check the Resources tab for overall CPU and memory load
- Accept that hardware sensor details are unavailable in this tool
- Supplement with terminal commands like 'sensors' for basic temperature checks
Fonctionnalités clés de GNOME System Monitor
- Lister tous les processus en cours avec leur utilisation du processeur et de la mémoire
- Trier les processus par nom, PID, utilisateur ou consommation de ressources
- Afficher des informations détaillées pour un processus spécifique
- Arrêter ou tuer des processus en cours
- Surveiller la charge globale du processeur et de la mémoire
- Afficher la durée de fonctionnement du système et la charge moyenne
- Afficher un aperçu de l'activité réseau
- S'intégrer à l'environnement de bureau GNOME
Installer GNOME System Monitor sous Linux
sudo apt install gnome-system-monitorsudo apt install gnome-system-monitorsudo dnf install gnome-system-monitorsudo pacman -S gnome-system-monitorsudo zypper install gnome-system-monitorQuestions fréquentes
Can I see GPU temperatures in GNOME System Monitor?
No, it does not display specific GPU or drive temperatures. It only shows aggregate system resource usage.
Does it replace lm-sensors?
No, it does not replace lm-sensors. It does not read hardware sensors directly. Use lm-sensors for temperature and fan data.
Is there a way to log data in this app?
No, GNOME System Monitor does not have a built-in logging feature for historical data analysis.