Trystan-SA/rproc: A Linux resource & process monitor inspired by Windows 11's Task Manager. Written in Rust with Slint (opens in new tab)
rproc is a Linux resource and process monitor. Think Windows 11’s Task Manager, but native, fast, and open source. It draws live CPU, memory, disk and network graphs, lists every process with its icon, lets you sort and kill them, and surfaces systemd services and startup apps. A process monitor needs to be tiny. You usually open it precisely when the machine is already struggling under heavy load, so the tool itself has no business adding to the problem. The first version, written in Rust wi...
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