Install Stress Terminal UI, CPU Monitoring Via Terminal
Talk about Linux, would not be complete without mentioning Terminal. Terminal on Linux can indeed do a lot of things, from just searching for files, creating files bootable flash, to make animated GIFs and more can be done via Terminal on Linux.
For users who love Terminal, something that can be done with Terminal will be easier and more fun to do in Terminal than having to do it through the GUI.
More tools Terminal means your computer becomes more enjoyable.
There are many tools Terminal that can be used on Linux, I’ve written before tools terminal like Music Player CMusGPing, Neofetch and more. Time This is me will write a tools Other terminals, which can do monitoring and visualize use CPU via Terminal named Stress Terminal UI.
Stress Terminal UI or also abbreviated as s-tui is a tools to monitor the CPU that is running on your device through Terminal. This app made using the Python programming language.
Tool It has a clean and beautiful visual appearance so it is comfortable to use. You can adjust the appearance of the Stress Terminal UI if you want to have a more graphic display smooth.
In Stress Terminal UI, you can set certain parts that you want to show and hide the parts you don’t need by selecting them on the right side of the view.
Stress Terminal UI also support stress testing Your CPU, which will use tools CLI “stressed” to do stress on the CPU.
If you want to choose Stress Operation mode, you just need to select it on the right side of the display tools this. You also can arrange Sstress Testing parameter from the Stress Options.
If you want to observe various CPU parameters of your computer and you should or like to use TerminalStress Terminal UI is a tools which suitable for you to use.
But Stress Terminal UI does not display specific information about processes currently running on the system, it only displays information overall in general.
So if you need a tools which displays information about individual process specifically, Stress Terminal UI no tools which is suitable.
How to Install Stress Terminal UI on Ubuntu and its Derivatives
To install Stress Terminal UI on Ubuntu and its derivatives, you can install it using the PPA repository.
Open Terminal on your Linux by pressing the keyboard combination (CTRL+ALT+T) or open Terminal via the application menu.
Then enter the following command in Terminal to add PPA repository from Stress Terminal UI:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:amanusk/python-s-tuiAfter the addition process PPA repository done, do updates to update the list repository and application by using the following command in Terminal:
sudo apt-get update
Wait for the process updates until finished, then install Stress Terminal UI on your Linux by entering the following command in Terminal:
sudo apt-get install python-s-tui
TWait for the installation process to complete and succeed. So far, the Stress Terminal UI installation process is complete and you can use it by typing the command “s-tui” on Terminals.
