Explore Stacer, an open-source Linux desktop monitor and system optimization tool, in this comprehensive 16-minute video. Learn how to install and use Stacer to monitor CPU, RAM, disk, and network usage. Discover features such as managing startup applications, cleaning your system, controlling running services, and viewing a graphical top-style process list. Uncover Stacer's capabilities for package management, historical resource usage charts, hosts file editing, and repository management. Gain insights into customizing Stacer's appearance and leverage this powerful tool to enhance your Linux desktop experience.
Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction to Stacer
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Installing Stacer
Using Stacer - CPU, RAM, Disk, and Network monitoring
The Left Navigation Bar
view and end Startup Applications
Cleaning your System with Stacer
Running Services - Stop, Start, Restart
Graphical Top-style list
Viewing and Uninstalling Packages
Historical Resource Usage Charts
View and Change your Hosts / Hostname information
Manage Package Repositories
Stacer Appearnace
Taught by
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