SCREENSHOT 71) System Monitor Processes section.
Processes information and metadata – User, % CPU, ID, Memory, Disk read total, Disk write total, Disk read, Disk write, Priority and etc. The context menu of a process offers Properties, Memory Map, Open Files, Change Priority (Very High, High, Normal, Low, Very Low, Custom), Set Affinity, Stop, Continue, End, Kill.
SCREENSHOT 72) Tha application shows – Process Name, User, Status, Memory, Virtual Memory, Resident Memory, Writable Memory, Shared Memory, CPU, CPU Time, Started, Nice, Priority, ID, Security Context, Command Line, Waiting Channel, Control Group.
SCREENSHOT 73) Graphs of CPU History, Memory and Swap History and Network History.
SCREENSHOT 74) System Monitor – File Systems
The current computer contains 3 file systems and the information is shown in the columns – Device, Directory (where is it mounted), Type, Total, Available, Used and charts.
SCREENSHOT 75) System Monitor – File Systems – folder manager.
Clicking on one of the devices opens a folder manager to explore the file system.
SCREENSHOT 76) Utilities – System Monitor – 42.0
SCREENSHOT 77) Terminal the console application for Gnome.
There two tabs opened and a pstree command executed in active one.
SCREENSHOT 78) Terminal 3.44.0 for Gnome
SCREENSHOT 79) All logs in the Logs applications. Information – Sender, Time, Message, Audit Session, Priority and etc. Identical messages are grouped in one line ending with the total number of the messages grouped together.
SCREENSHOT 80) Information – Sender, Time, Message, Audit Session, Priority, Subject, Defined by and Support.
