Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Open Source
GKrellM system monitor works on Mac, Linux, and Windows
by Brad Linder Apr 27th 2009 at 5:00PM
GKrellM is a system monitor utility that was originally designed for Linux, but which now runs on a number of operating systems including OS X, Linux, and Windows. Out of the box, the utility includes modules for monitoring your CPU, memory, and network use as well as running processes and several other items. Each module can be customized to look different or display different information. And there's a huge list of plugins that you can use to add features like:
- Show clipboard entries
- Display images
- Show the time in several different time zones
- Monitor your Folding@Home account
- Control media players
GKrellM is an open source application, with installation packages available for Windows and several Linux distributions including Debian, SUSE, RedHat, and Mandrake. It's also available for FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD. Getting it up and running on OS X is a bit more complicated, but still doable.
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Taai said 6:22PM on 4-27-2009
It would be fantastic, if it had option to see computer's temperature.
But anyway great soft, thanks!
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Taai said 6:22PM on 4-27-2009
Oh, it already has plugins for that!
I'm taking it. :)
Timmy P. said 6:22PM on 4-27-2009
Or you could use Concky, at least on linux. Its more fun.
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Josh said 6:23PM on 4-27-2009
For those on OS X, use iStatPro. It's a Dashboard widget which does what this monitor does and more. And it's completely free as well.
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THJ said 10:14PM on 4-27-2009
Yeah, for OS X, iStat Pro (or iStat menus, my personal favorite) is the way to go. You can even monitor your Mac remotely using iStat server and the iStat iphone app (2.99 USD for iphone app, desktop apps are free).
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blaszta said 7:19AM on 4-28-2009
Is it better than samurize?
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