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Why do people need to monitor their desktop or laptop resource? It's not like servers that are unattended but you're right there and know what's running. It's
by mekster 5y ago
Why do people need to monitor their desktop or laptop resource?
It's not like servers that are unattended but you're right there and know what's running.
It's just a distraction that doesn't gain any actionable intel unless you're running some weird or buggy apps that consume more resources than they should.
If you must check, there's always the official monitor app.
- bromuro 5y agoI do run servers on my Mac OS, and also buggy apps (mine), so Developers like me loves this app!
- photojosh 5y ago> unless you're running some weird or buggy apps that consume more resources than they should ahh, to live in a world where this caveat wasn't the norm
- yakkers 5y agoFor me, the point is not constant active monitoring but being able to see when some application runs away with my system resources. At a glance network monitoring is also very handy — I can check if an application is absolutely chewing through data (or quietly not actually doing anything at all), which is quite useful for metered connections.