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Mission Center, alternative Linux à Process Explorer
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Mission Center can replace Process Explorer for users who need a Linux‑native monitor that shows per‑process CPU, memory, threads, handles, and network usage. It covers most of the same data, but it lacks a direct DLL/shared‑library view and the ability to inspect individual handles in the same detail. It is best suited for system administrators or power users who want real‑time resource tracking on Linux, not for casual users who only need a simple task manager.
- Licence
- GPL-3.0-or-later
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 1.2.0 (24 juillet 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Per‑process CPU and memory usage
- Thread and handle counts
- Network connection details
- Process tree with parent/child relationships
- Real‑time updates
Ce qui change
- No DLL/shared‑library list for each process
- Handles are not shown as individual file/socket entries
- No built‑in search/filter UI for processes
- No support for exporting data to a file format compatible with Process Explorer
- Limited Intel GPU monitoring
Ouvrir vos fichiers Process Explorer
Process Explorer produces proprietary .txt or .csv logs that are not directly readable by Mission Center. Mission Center can export its own CSV or JSON reports, but it cannot import Process Explorer files. Users would need to re‑collect data within Mission Center.
Passer de Process Explorer à Mission Center, étape par étape
- Install Mission Center from Flathub or your distro’s package manager.
- Open the application and enable the per‑process view.
- Use the search box to locate specific processes by name or PID.
- Configure the graph refresh rate to match your monitoring needs.
- Export data to CSV if you need to share reports.
- Close Process Explorer and rely on Mission Center for future monitoring.
Fonctionnalités clés de Mission Center
- Surveille l'utilisation du CPU, de la RAM, du Swap, du disque, du réseau et du GPU
- Fournit des décompositions par application et par processus
- Affiche des informations détaillées sur les interfaces réseau, y compris les statistiques Wi‑Fi
- Montre l'utilisation et la puissance des encodeurs/décodeurs GPU via NVTOP
- Suivi des ventilateurs, du temps de fonctionnement et des vitesses d'horloge du système
- Rendu de graphiques accéléré par matériel pour réduire la charge CPU
- Prend en charge une vue de résumé minifiée pour des vérifications rapides
- Construit avec Rust, GTK4 et Libadwaita
Installer Mission Center sous Linux
flatpak install flathub io.missioncenter.MissionCentersudo pacman -S mission-centerQuestions fréquentes
Does Mission Center show DLLs or shared libraries loaded by a process?
No, it does not provide a DLL or shared‑library list. It focuses on resource usage statistics rather than detailed module inspection.
Can I see individual file or socket handles for a process?
Mission Center shows the total handle count per process but does not list each handle individually.
Is Mission Center suitable for monitoring GPU usage on Intel cards?
Intel GPU monitoring is limited to Broadwell and newer GPUs and does not include VRAM, power, or temperature data.
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