Forward-Future/device-monitor
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What it is
Desktop app for Windows and macOS that shows CPU, GPU, memory, temperatures, disks and network for several machines in one dashboard. A hub on the local network stores history and serves the dashboard to other devices and browsers.
Who it's for
Developers and home users who want to monitor several Windows, macOS or Linux machines from one place on their local network
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