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Echo System Info Viewer is a lightweight Windows system information viewer that quickly displays essential hardware and system details. The application shows real-time CPU usage, memory (RAM) usage, and disk space information in a simple and clean interface. Unlike heavy monitoring software, Echo System Info Viewer is designed to be extremely fast, minimal, and fully offline. Key benefits: • Instant system overview • Real-time CPU and RAM usage • Disk space information • Lightweight and portable • No telemetry, no ads • Works completely offline Typical use cases: • Quickly check CPU and RAM usage • View basic system information on Windows • Monitor system performance on older computers • Lightweight alternative to heavy monitoring tools

nmon is short for Nigel's Performance Monitor It either shows you the stats on-screen updating once a second or saves the data to a CSV file for later analysis and graphing. For details see the homepage ==> http://nmon.sourceforge.net Please use the latest version. The new version "njmon" outputs JSON format that a lot of tools use these days. It integrates well with saving data directly to InfluxDB and graphing with Grafana.

SLOCCount is an easy-to-use tool that counts Source Lines of Code (SLOC). It auto-determines the language(s) (inc. C, C++, Ada, Assembly, shell, COBOL, C#, Fortran, Haskell, Java, LISP/Scheme, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, SQL). It also estimates cost & time.

This is a simple Port Flooder written in Python 3.2 Use this tool to quickly stress test your network devices and measure your router's or server's load. Features are available in features section below. Moihack DoS Attack Tool was the name of the 1st version of the program. Moihack Port-Flooder is the Reloaded Version of the program with major code rewrite and changes. Code is much smaller in size now - from about 130 pure lines of codes to 35 lines only. To run it you must...

Rugg is a hard drive and filesystem harness tool that allows you to test and benchmark drives and filesystems, by writing simple to complex scenarios that can mimic the behaviour of real-world applications.