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Is there an activity monitor(mac) GUI tool in Ubuntu?

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The activity monitor in Mac OS is very useful.

You can check CPU/Disk/Mem/Network status for all the process.

For example:
You can check the upload/download speed of any process, you can even check which files are opened by a process.
I wonder if Ubuntu has the same GUI tools.

There are a lot command lines tools available, but not very convenient.

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answered 3 Years ago oleard · Accepted Answer

The current system monitor Ubuntu has available immediately is it's own System Monitor located in the "Applications" folder. It works very similar to the one on Mac, but it lacks just one thing. That's the "sort by Network usage" feature that you might be looking for. The rest seems rather similar to Mac.