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Inxi is a powerful, full-featured command-line system information tool that aggregates hardware, software, and system metrics into a concise, human-readable format in terminal or IRC clients. Though development is archived, it remains available in many Linux/BSD repositories. Displays comprehensive system information including CPU, kernel version, uptime, memory, disk, processes, etc. Supports many command-line options (-A, -b, etc.) to customize output (audio, battery, network, etc.) Works in both console and IRC clients for remote system info sharing. ...

Rainbarf is a small, Perl-based command-line utility that generates resource usage charts (CPU, RAM, battery) in a compact bar-glyph format, designed to display within tmux or GNU screen status lines for a sleek system monitor. Use load average metric instead of CPU utilization. You might want to set the --max threshold since this is an absolute value and has varying ranges on different systems. Disabled by default. Configurable via environment variable or config file. Simple CLI usage and...

parastructure is a perl script collection to run the population genetics software STRUCTURE from Pritchard et al. 2000 (http://pritch.bsd.uchicago.edu/structure.html) in parallel on a cluster (beowulf type). Each run of K (the number of populations) is executed separately on each CPU of the cluster trough queue system based on PBS. A summary statistics table and distruct figures (Noah Rosenberg: http://www.stanford.edu/group/rosenberglab/distruct.html) are built at the end of the run. A...

Software written in Perl to monitor CPU load more effectively than top in batch mode, or a glance at load avg. Stores data in a mysql database (if you want) and provides a number of 'front ends' allowing you to pull graphs or spreadsheets out of the db.