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Show HN: FSM – an advanced system monitor for Linux

• deleted 3mo ago
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• theamk 3mo ago
  - Linux-only app - "Target audience: Advanced users" - GUI only, no CLI something does not add up there
  • jurschreuder 3mo ago
    And it's built in Rust so it's AI generated
    • mskrasnov 3mo ago
      And how are Rust and AI connected?
  • digitalPhonix 3mo ago
    Plenty of GUI apps target advanced users. I use CLI tools when CLI tools make sense, GUI tools when GUI tools make sense. (This has a graph, so a GUI doesn’t seem unreasonable)
  • mskrasnov 3mo ago
    I’d like to have a console version of FSM in the future, but I simply don’t have the time - including the time to work on it. As for the GUI, I want to develop FSM as a program for monitoring PC status, including graphs for sensors (temperature, RPM, frequency, etc.), the battery, network, and other metrics, and creating graphs in the console version isn’t very practical.
  • poulpy123 3mo ago
    Most software for advanced users are GUI based.
  • hulitu 3mo ago
    It also needs systemd. So it is more a "systemd app" than a "linux app".
    • mskrasnov 3mo ago
      No, you're misleading people. systemd is not a required dependency for this program; it's only needed for one page (the system manager), and the rest of the application will work even on systems without systemd.
• velocity_123456 3mo ago
  i dont really care about "advanced features" looks cool so i like it lol
• valentynkit 3mo ago
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• vajidali 3mo ago
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• skrellm 3mo ago
  I've created a similar tool https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48538174 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48538174 But it's multi-platform (Linux, Windows and some BSDs), more capable and even skinable so looks even cooler than this.
• hahooh 3mo ago
  everything is now in rust