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Linux Process Manager Vs. Sofa - macOS and Linux Remote

Linux Process Manager vs Sofa - macOS and Linux Remote Usage & Stats

This app allows you to remotely access a list of processes running on a Linux device. The device must be connected to the Internet, or local network you are on, and must have SSH with authentication by password enabled. Enter the FQDN/IP address of the device, and the username and password for SSH, and this app will show you a list of all processes running on that device, along with the CPU % usage and memory % usage of each process. You may also kill each process by looking at the details of each process.

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Sofa - macOS and Linux Remote

Control your Mac from your iPhone or iPad with Sofa's simple and effective user interface. - Launch apps, quit, minimise, go fullscreen - Open files on your Mac or your Linux box with the default or another associated app - Navigate through lists, press buttons and edit text - Access menu commands - Hand-crafted controls for the most popular apps and websites - Adjust volume and display brightness - Lock the screen, put to sleep, restart and shutdown your computer All this while in couch-potato mode or doing a presentation. Sofa supports interaction with the most popular applications and websites: - Apple apps: Music, TV, Books, Photos, Preview, Photo Booth, Finder, ... - Chrome, Safari, Firefox, VLC, MPV, IINA, Skype, ... - YouTube, YouTube Music, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Spotify, SoundCloud, Vimeo and more! In order to connect, you need the free Sofa Server running on your Mac. Get it at http://tordini.org/sofa