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I have two completely different answers to this question, and if one suits you, the other almost certainly won't:
Gnuplot. Well, it doesn't do anything whatsoever about collecting system information (technically, you didn't ask about that, though it might have been what you meant to ask), but you combine it with another tool to display information in almost any way that you would like. You'd still have to collect the information, in some way, but this is a world that corresponds to the Unix-ideology, right?
Ksysguard. You can configure ksysguard to collect and display all sorts of information, not just what it comes configured to do out of the box.
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