系统监控中心：一个理想的 Linux 任务管理器和资源监视器
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在 Linux 上以图形方式监控系统资源可能体验不是很好，这些与你的桌面环境相配套的系统监控工具可能细节有限。


例如，GNOME 的系统监视器不显示 CPU 频率和温度。


此外，Linux 的默认系统监控程序通常以简单为目标，而不是提供详细的信息。


“<ruby> 系统监控中心 <rt>  System Monitoring Center </rt></ruby>” 是一个有用的 GUI 工具，它提供了大量必要的信息。在这篇文章中，让我给你详细介绍一下它。


### 系统监控中心：显示基本系统统计信息的 Linux 应用


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系统监控中心是一个基于 GTK3 和 Python 3 的外观时尚的应用，它为你提供了你想要的所有资源使用数据。


在我的例子中，我想在使用系统监控工具时关注 CPU 的频率，但 GNOME 的系统监控工具提供不了帮助。所以，这个应用就非常有用了。


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该应用的用户体验良好，并提供了大量的信息和功能。让我重点介绍一下它的主要功能。



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### 系统监控中心的功能


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首先，它可以让你查看 CPU、内存、磁盘、网络、GPU 和传感器的单独统计数据。


你可以在该工具中看到以下细节信息：


* 显示 CPU 状态，包括频率
* 能够显示平均使用率或每个核心的使用率
* 可以选择 CPU 频率和其他统计的精度
* 能够改变图表的颜色
* 按用户过滤系统进程并轻松管理它们
* 切换一个浮动的摘要小部件，以快速获得信息
* 显示磁盘使用信息和连接的驱动器
* 在同一个应用中显示详细的系统信息
* 控制启动服务和程序
* 能够控制状态更新的时间间隔
* 应用本身的系统资源使用率较低
* 适应系统主题


虽然它为每个标签（或组件）提供了大量的选项和自定义功能，但我希望它能在未来的更新中包括 RAM 频率等东西。


![](/data/attachment/album/202112/10/130512tdrxkgvvhghtdr8l.png)


然而，考虑到它可以同时取代磁盘使用分析器和 `neofetch` 等终端工具，其余的数据似乎非常有用。


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请注意，如果你有多个机箱风扇、独立的排风扇或 AIO，你可能无法得到风扇的数据。温度也可能有或没有，但 CPU 的温度应该是可见的。


### 在 Linux 中安装系统监控中心


你可以使用可用的 deb 包在任何基于 Ubuntu 的发行版上轻松安装它。


不幸的是，没有可用的其他软件包，只有一个 ZIP 文件，你得手动构建和编译才能安装它。你在 ZIP 文件中可以找到一个脚本来构建 RPM 包。


deb 文件可以通过 SourceForge 获得。你点击下面的按钮来下载它，或者在他们的 [GitLab 页面](https://kod.pardus.org.tr/Hakan/system-monitoring-center) 找到。


* [下载系统监控中心](https://sourceforge.net/projects/system-monitoring-center/files/latest/download)


### 总结


系统监控中心是一个开源应用，可以让用户详细了解他们的系统资源，并帮助管理进程。


对于许多 Linux 用户来说，这是一个非常需要的应用，不需要使用单独的终端/GUI 程序就可以提供详细的信息。




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[Graphically monitoring the system resources](https://itsfoss.com/linux-system-monitoring-tools/) may not be the best experience on Linux. The system monitoring tool that comes baked in with your desktop environment might limit the details.

For instance, GNOME’s system monitor does not display the CPU frequency and temperatures.

In addition, the default system monitor applications available for Linux usually aim for simplicity instead of providing detailed insights.

System Monitoring Center is a useful GUI tool that provides plenty of necessary insights. In this article, let me give you a closer look at it.

## System Monitoring Center: Linux App to Display Essential System Stats

![system monitoring center](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2021/11/system-monitoring-center.png)

System Monitoring Center is a GTK3 and Python 3 based sleek-looking app that gives you all the resource usage data that you would want.

In my case, I wanted to keep an eye on the CPU frequency when using a system monitoring tool, but GNOME’s system monitoring tool didn’t help. So, this came in pretty handy.

![system monitoring center full info](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2021/11/system-monitoring-center-full-info.png)

The application provides a good user experience and offers plenty of insights and features. Let me highlight the key features that you can expect with it.

The application is still in the beta phase when writing this. So, you can expect to encounter bugs. However, I did not notice any issues in my brief testing.

## Features of System Monitoring Center

![system monitoring center options](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2021/11/system-monitoring-center-options.png)

To start with, it lets you view separate stats for your CPU, RAM, Disk, Network, GPU, and sensors.

You can expect the following details with the tool:

- Displays CPU status including the frequency
- Ability to display average usage or usage per core
- Select the precision points for CPU frequency and other stats
- Ability to change the graph color
- Filter system processes by user and easily manage them
- Toggle a floating summary widget to quickly get insights
- Shows disk usage info and connected drives
- Detailed system info in the same app
- Control startup services and programs
- Ability to control the state update interval
- Low system resource usage for the app itself
- Adapts to system theme

While it offers a ton of options and customizations per tab (or component), I wish that it would include the RAM frequency, among other things, in a future update.

![system cpu monitoring](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2021/11/system-cpu-monitoring.png)

However, the rest of the data seem incredibly helpful, considering it could replace the use of a disk usage analyzer and a terminal tool like neofetch at the same time.

![system monitoring center process](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2021/11/system-monitoring-center-process.png)

Do note that you may not get the data for fans if you have multiple case fans, a separate exhaust fan, or an AIO. The temperatures can be a hit or miss, but the CPU temperature should be visible.

## Install System Monitoring Center in Linux

You can easily install it on any Ubuntu-based distros using the deb package available.

Unfortunately, there are no available packages except a ZIP file that you will have to manually build and compile to get it installed. You should find a script to build the RPM package within the ZIP file.

The deb file is available through SourceForge; you should click the button below to download it or choose to explore their [GitLab instance page](https://kod.pardus.org.tr/Hakan/system-monitoring-center?ref=itsfoss.com).

[Download System Monitoring Center](https://sourceforge.net/projects/system-monitoring-center/files/latest/download?ref=itsfoss.com)

## Wrapping Up

System Monitoring Center is an open-source app that lets users get detailed insights about their system resources and help manage processes.

This is a much-needed app that provides detailed insights without dabbling through separate terminal/GUI programs for many Linux users.