Why? I don’t know, maybe someone here will like it.
The fact that it has GPU graph already makes it better than other tools.
KDE Sytem monitor has that function, too. You just have to add it to the history page (Sensors/GPU/Usage)
It’s also on the AUR if you don’t want flatpack
Thank you. Although I’m sticking to btop, it’s nice to have the option.
Guys do you have a memory leak? When it is open, it consumes around 200 MB of RAM. After a while it reaches 800 MB
How long is “a while”? I’ve had it open for around 30 minutes now and I’m not seeing what you’re describing. Around the 15 minute mark I also tried clicking through various tabs, performing some actions, etc. and memory usage is still staying steady at 247MiB.
Eh, what is it doing that requires 200MB+ memory?
That is a very good question. Short answer: I don’t know as I am not familiar with the project.
I have had a brief look at the issue tracker and it doesn’t seem to be mentioned on there. Perhaps I will raise an issue later when I am at my computer (or if anyone else beats me to it then please feel free).
Cool, one of the few things I miss from Windows.
Great design! Was looking a good, easy to use process manager on Linux. Thank you!
This looks phenomenal-looking. That graph widget should be standardized too.
I literally whispered “why?” to myself. Re-Write windows in rust! LMAO
The meme has come full circle.
I feel like the design of this fits better with the gnome desktop than gnome system monitor
I think it’s cool. The Windows Task Manager is not bad IMO
Well it’s not bad in theory, it just runs like ass… This version already runs 10 times faster than the real thing, sometimes I wonder what the hell is going on over at Microsoft.
Thing is when your system is dying and nothing is responding, you can almost always trust task manager to respond because of its privileges, simplicity and the fact it’s built into the OS rather than using APIs, even if explorer.exe crashes.
Given there’s no “ctrl-alt-f2: Imma go fix this mess” on Windows, having at least something you can rely on to not die is super valuable even if it is bad.
I’m not saying this tool isn’t better for system monitoring (but I would like to see something like KSysGuard), just that Microsoft absolutely shouldn’t touch task manager to fix whatever’s wrong with it’s resource usage monitoring functionality to avoid breaking something else in it
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The Windows task manager only refreshes at a certain interval. Holding F5 will make it refresh as fast as it can.
Imagine launching a flatpak when your computer is already overloaded 💀
Nothing stopping anyone from building the source and running against native libraries is there?
Are flatpaks really that bad? Why would they even require more resources?
