Showing posts with label network speed indicator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label network speed indicator. Show all posts

This is once again our listing of ten useful GNOME Shell Extensions (from here will be called Extensions) for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS "Noble Numbat." We include in this listing extensions after we tested them first, among them are, Custom Command Menu and Dash To Panel, to give you a glimpse of how useful they are to our daily computing life with Ubuntu. They represent visual, productivity and repeatability improvements to your benefits. We hope this will enrich your user experience with Ubuntu a lot. Now let's start practicing!

 

 (Ubuntu 24.04 shows Extension Manager application with Search page opens)

 

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I love to know whether my internet access is being used or not on desktop so I always use speed indicator on my top panel. Usually I use NetSpeed by hedayaty but when reviewing GNOME 3.34, it failed to work, so I tested Simple net speed by bijignome and it worked. It shows both upload and download speed just like NetSpeed. I'm using it now and it's nice. If you don't know how to install it, simply follow this guide. Happy working!


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(KDE-based OS monitoring its own upload and download traffic)

Don't you realize your GNU/Linux operating system takes up your internet bandwidth without your consent? Do you want to browse the web more effectively to save up your net quota? I compile my own tips and tricks here in helping myself save my network bandwidth everyday as I'm using GNU/Linux desktop like KDE Neon and Trisquel. I hope these simple stuffs can help you too to avoid spending bandwidth unnecessarily. Enjoy!

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This article introduces a panel indicator program for Ubuntu Unity that show network speed (download/upload) in real-time. How to install and configure it are also mentioned below. This program name is System Load Indicator 4.0 by Michael Hofmann.  This indicator is very helpful to always show the network speed, directly on the desktop top panel, always visible, and is helpful especially for download-oriented users.
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