Software: psdash, Tilix, Oceanaudio
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psdash – System And Process Monitoring Web Dashboard For Linux
psdash is a system monitoring and information web dashboard for Linux written in python using psutils and flask. The GUI is pretty much straight forward and clean. All the data is updated automatically, no need to refresh.
psutils (process and system utilities) is a cross-platform library for retrieving information on running processes and system utilization (CPU, memory, disks, network, sensors) in Python.
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Tiling Terminal Emulator Tilix 1.7.0 Released with Minor Improvements
Tilix, the modern tiling terminal emulator for Linux desktops, scored an update at the weekend.
Although a modest release, Tilix 1.7.0 brings some timely bug fixes and feature improvements to the app formerly known as Terminix.
This includes support for using tabs instead of a sidebar, a feature Tilix dev Gerald Nunn says was a frequent user request.
There’s also preliminary Flatpak support, though there’s no specific information on how to text or make use of the Tilix Flatpak. It’d be great to see the app added to the (awesome) Flathub Flatpak app store.
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Oceanaudio An Audio Editor For Linux
Audios are an integral part of life. Playing our best songs, having a party or a special function, we require audio everywhere. That is why audio editors are there too to help us make the best of an audio file. When I say audio editor, many of you will just think of audacity. Sure that is a pretty cool software but I think it’s a bit complicated for the inexperienced one.
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