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Is it possible to have a program in the console or in kde that shows how many bytes are going upstream and how many bytes are going downstream over my adsl connection and my network connection?
I know this is an old post and you may or may not care anymore and for that I apologize- just in case someone else wants to know. In KDE there is a program I use called knetmon runs as the user and it drops right into the panel. shows up/downstream and you can configure for your connection. I like it anyway
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