System Administration

jdSystemMonitor is a desktop-independent system monitor for Linux

Last Updated on June 3, 2025

Services

jdSystemMonitor in action

The services tab shows the services running under our user name, as well the system services. A right mouse click on a service lets you start or stop a service.

Running flatpaks

jdSystemMonitor in action

As you can see, we’re running a few flatpaks. Again we can send a signal to a running flatpak, copy an attribute, and set the program’s priority.

jdSystemMonitor in action

Autostart

jdSystemMonitor in action

Our test system has a lot of programs that autostart. jdSystemMonitor provides a simple way to disable one or more of these apps from autostarting.

Next page: Page 4 – Other tabs and Summary

Pages in this article:
Page 1 – Introduction and Installation
Page 2 – In Operation: Systeminfo, Processes, Performance
Page 3 – In Operation: Services, Running flatpaks, Autostart
Page 4 – In Operation: Other tabs and Summary

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