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bandwhich

Appears in 5 awesome lists

Displays network utilization by process.

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Awesome Cli Apps

Section: Internet Speedtest · Track bandwidth utilization by process.

FreshScore 90

Awesome Command Line (CLI/TUI) Programs

Section: Networking · Terminal bandwidth utilization tool.

FreshScore 83

Awesome Ratatui

Section: Networking and Internet · Displays network utilization by process.

FreshScore 86

Intro

Section: Command Line Tools · Bandwidth utilization monitoring

SlowScore 64

Awesome Rust

Section: System tools · Terminal bandwidth utilization tool

FreshScore 94

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