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enough! enough! of these frogs! return to eye lollies and pictures from your desks!

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:information_source: :curly_loop::three:

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Fifty Shades of Grey :white_heart:

Screenshot from 2020-08-18 21-19-26

Screenshot from 2020-08-18 21-07-04

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I can only see 49 :rofl:

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Count again!
:abacus:

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i do count exactly 500 here :flushed:

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You need to find a better hobby :wink:

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Well I’m just glad that I’m permitted, nay, encouraged to post stuff like this in this fantastic and friendly community-centric forum!

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Back on XFCE and now on Zen kernel 5.8.1.

I just hope posts like these bring lots of value to other users! :wink: :innocent:

I’ll be upgrading my main machine (the one above) to an i5-10600k with an Nvidia 2080 RTX card some time in the next month, hopefully. So guess which OS will be getting installed on the new machine first?

:smiley:

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What is that application that you use to monitor proceses and CPU usage, etc?

That top window on the right looks like htop.

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Thanks a lot, thats exactly what it is, now I need to find what the bottom one is.

I think that one is gtop (on the bottom right).

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MVP! Thanks a lot.

CP/M? BSD? :roll_eyes:

htop
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gtop

and glances is also nice it also gives temperatures:
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bashtop

bashtop-Linux-Resource-Monitoring-Tool

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bashtop is more a gadget than a monitoring tool, it is very hungry :hotdog:
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Not sure why it is peaking that high on your system. It doesn’t here. At most it peaks to around 12-13 % for a fraction of a second before it falls down again. Glances could as well be somewhat more resource demanding than htop.

Isn’t that semantics?

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