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Are there such kind of GUI software in Linux
that I can download and press [Next, Next, Next, & Finish]
as in NetStat Live without having to resort to hours of
reading documentation and configuring the software?
looks like you want gkrellm. in kde, right click the panel, add -> panels -> ksim. if you're not using kde, run "gkrellm" at the terminal to run it in x. right click the top and configure what stats you want it to display (cpu, which network interface, etc.).
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