Monitorets

Monitorets is a free and open-source system monitor designed for Linux users. Now, let’s be real—this isn’t the most comprehensive or best system monitor out there, so don’t expect it to do everything. Think of Monitorets more like a handy little applet or widget that gives you quick insights.

Beautiful Design for Your Desktop

The coolest thing about Monitorets? It looks fantastic! If you're running a GNOME desktop, this tiny resource manager will add some style to your screen. And hey, it should look pretty slick on other desktop environments too!

Easy Resource Monitoring

This app features a modern GUI that lets you check your computer's resource usage at a glance. You can keep an eye on CPU usage, Memory (RAM) usage, home folder space, and root space—all in one place!

GPU Monitoring: Handle with Care

Oh, and there’s also an experimental GPU monitoring feature. Just a heads up—it might not work well with all GPU vendors or drivers, depending on your OS and desktop environment compatibility.

Customize Your Experience

A super cool part of Monitorets is how customizable it is! You can choose different display patterns: horizontal, vertical, or adaptive. Plus, there are two GUI themes available—Light and Dark—or you can just stick with your system's theme if that’s easier.

A Simple Yet Gorgeous Application

While Monitorets might not have all the bells and whistles that some other tools offer, its simplicity and beautiful design make it stand out. It fits right in with most modern desktops! What it lacks in features, it definitely makes up for in looks and customization options.

If you want to give this little gem a try for yourself, check it out here. With more development down the line, who knows how much better this tool could get?