Around 60 MB of RSS for 3.36.
"Resources" tab can work with simple apps and 40% CPU without significant
overhead.
"Processes" tab can update at 1 Hz.
"Resources" tab can update at 4 Hz.
"File systems" tab can update at 1 Hz.
It can't:
* be transparent and work as overlay
* monitor RSS over time for each process
* monitor GPU load and memory usage per process (install nvidia-smi for this or alternative)
* monitor GPU in detail like load, memory, current clocks, PCIe status (install nvidia-smi for this or alternative)
As user it can:
* list opened files system wide (with hamburger menu)
* list opened files per process (with context menu)
* display memory maps for each process
* STOP/CONTINUE/KILL processes with shortcuts
As super user it can:
* can change nice value for each process
Questionable default settings:
* smoothing on
* no process hierarchy
* no RSS column
* no status column
* no F5 hotkey for refresh
* quite bulky for OSD/overlay (560 × 341 pixels)
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rmbjr60 thinks this post on GNOME System Monitor is helpfulAround 60 MB of RSS for 3.36. "Resources" tab can work with simple apps and 40% CPU without significant overhead. "Processes" tab can update at 1 Hz. "Resources" tab can update at 4 Hz. "File systems" tab can update at 1 Hz. It can't: * be transparent and work as overlay * monitor RSS over time for each process * monitor GPU load and memory usage per process (install nvidia-smi for this or alternative) * monitor GPU in detail like load, memory, current clocks, PCIe status (install nvidia-smi for this or alternative) As user it can: * list opened files system wide (with hamburger menu) * list opened files per process (with context menu) * display memory maps for each process * STOP/CONTINUE/KILL processes with shortcuts As super user it can: * can change nice value for each process Questionable default settings: * smoothing on * no process hierarchy * no RSS column * no status column * no F5 hotkey for refresh * quite bulky for OSD/overlay (560 × 341 pixels)
Very customizable (choose among 24 key process statistics, drag-n-drop to rearrange columns, one-click column sort). Includes per-process I/O rates, which many tools don't bother with. Can search for open files as well.
Nice, only lacks writing/reading output and temperatures.
Around 60 MB of RSS for 3.36.
"Resources" tab can work with simple apps and 40% CPU without significant
overhead.
"Processes" tab can update at 1 Hz.
"Resources" tab can update at 4 Hz.
"File systems" tab can update at 1 Hz.
It can't:
As user it can:
As super user it can:
Questionable default settings:
Pending approval • Edited 2 months ago