Resource_Monitor GNOME Shell Extension

Resource_Monitor is a GNOME Shell extension designed to monitor system resources such as CPU, RAM, disk, and network usage, displaying them in the GNOME Shell top bar.

Main View

GNOME Shell versions supported

46

How-To Install

1. git clone https://github.com/aadish151/Resource_Monitor.git
2. cp -r ~/Resource_Monitor/Resource_Monitor@Ory0n ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions
3. Restart gnome shell: On X11, press Alt + F2 and enter r. On Wayland, relogin using gnome-session-quit or the GUI
4. Enable the extension using gnome-extensions enable Resource_Monitor@Ory0n or the Extension manager

Caution

GPU monitoring is disabled by default. It only works with dedicated GPUs (Tested with an Nvidia GPU). If turned on in integrated GPU only mode, both CPU and GPU fans can ramp up to their max rpms. The only way to control/stop them would be a complete shutdown.

Preferences

Global Preferences	CPU Preferences	RAM Preferences

SWAP Preferences	DISK Preferences	NET Preferences

THERMAL Preferences	GPU Preferences

About Units

The units displayed in Resource_Monitor are in K, M, ... (powers of 1024), or KB, MB, ... (powers of 1000).

Bug Reporting

To report issues or request features, please use the GitHub Issues tracker. Include relevant details to help us understand and address the problem efficiently.

Change Log

Version 22 (May 9, 2024)

• Added support for GNOME 46.

Version 21 (Jan 2, 2024)

• Added support for GNOME 45.
• Fixed left-click custom-program functionality.
• Other bug fixes.

Authors

• Giuseppe Silvestro - Initial work - 0ry0n
• Aadish C - Gnome 46 update - aadish151

License

This project is licensed under the GNU GPL-3.0 License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.