Search Results for "display"

xps dynamically displays in an X Window the Unix processes as a tree or forest, the roots on the left and the leaf processes (with no children) on the right. The status of each process running, sleeping, stopped, etc.) can be indicated by a color. Di

Login.app is an X server management and authentication application. User authentication is performed with either a username/password or via SmartCard based authentication. At startup the app launches the X server and presents an authentication panel which also recongnizes several commands (reboot, halt, exit and console). SmartCard support relies on the OpenSSH authorized_keys file method for authentication and also requires OpenSC, pcsc-lite and OpenSSL.

A complete tty login experience, replacing getty, login, and xinit. Features a friendly curses UI with a username picker box. Acts as a display manager and launches X when .xinitrc exists. Handles failures and falls back to a plain shell if X does not start.

App::Cetus (Cetus) is a simple system information dashboard for remotely monitoring your physical or virtual Linux servers. This project is a next generation of the VISD project

htop is an interactive process monitoring and system management tool designed for Linux, macOS, BSD, and other Unix-like operating systems. It provides a real-time, color-coded interface for viewing system performance, running processes, CPU usage, memory consumption, and other critical system metrics. Unlike traditional command-line monitoring tools, htop offers an intuitive and user-friendly interface with mouse support, customizable views, and interactive controls. Users can easily...

Syslogd2 is a syslog daemon that has been completely re-imagined specifically for use in network environments. It is multi-threaded, scalable and versatile with features designed for both network and host managers. Each Syslogd2 binary is customized from a set of over 20 features at compile-time. It can support input from text files, named-pipes, Linux kernel and user-defined Linux and (both IPv4 and IPv6) IP sockets (both UDP and TCP). It provides a pre-loadable name-cache that can...

VISD Is Status Dashboard

LCDproc controls various LCD and VFD devices in a standardized way, and ships with a client to display various system statistics. Supports multiple platforms (Linux, *BSD, Solaris). Client/server model allows multiple clients to use one display.

The SysMonitor (also Mosyloon) is software for real-time checking load of CPU on unix/linux machines over the Internet. Including server side CLI utility and unix/linux/windows GUI client. The SysMonitor displaying system and user load separately.

A tool to monitor internet hosts` bandwidth usage in a Linux-NAT network. A daemon collects data and clients display them (currently a Java applet with a graph). It automatically detects new hosts and has a nice summary statistic.

Top is the ever popular top processes display for Unix. It provides a continuously updated display of processes and other system information. Top will show you exactly what your system is doing.

gives remote control of a PC running MS-DOS (which e.g. does not have a monitor display attached to it). The screen image (currently text mode only) is taken from the graphics card and transferred to other computer via serial link and displayed there

A tool for maintaining your slackware distribution. It can search, remove, update, display some infos, (and so on...) on individual packages or update your distri. it is very fast (because its completly in c).

motd is an init script that dynamically collects system information at boot time and formats it properly into /etc/motd for display at login.

Devicetool is a tool to help users to administer and inspect devices on a Solaris system. It can display OBP aliases, map pathes from /devices to Solaris device names (e.g. c0t0d0s3) and inspect the kernel device tree.

Linux tape cloning utility. Implementation of the AIX tcopy utility. Used to clone a tape, or display the record/file structure.

Originally written by Paul Vixie in 1986 and distributed through mod.sources, "display" is a program which will repeatedly execute a command and display the output through curses. The purpose of this project is to maintain and extend display.

YagDiff (Yet another graphical Diff) will display directory and file diffs and will allow to easily apply diffs. It will only need GTK+ (and C) for maximum portability. Other graphical libs will be supported one day.

The OS X Display Configuration Suite is a set of command-line utilities for Mac OS X that allow you to control your displays without using the System Preferences pane; this is ideal for SSH, scripts, LaunchAgents, etc.