entropymon 2.3.1

Terminal system monitor with GPU support, process management, and multi-language UI

entropymon

Terminal system monitor by Electric Entropy Lab

A powerful, feature-rich terminal system monitor built with Python curses. Better than glances, prettier than htop.

Features

• CPU - per-core usage bars, sparkline history, frequency, load average
• Memory - RAM/Swap with usage bars
• Disk - partitions with usage, IO rates (read/write)
• Network - RX/TX rates with sparklines, per-interface info
• GPU - NVIDIA (via NVML) and AMD (via sysfs) - utilization, VRAM, temp, power, fan, clocks
• Temperatures - CPU, GPU, NVMe, network adapters
• Processes - interactive management with sorting, filtering, kill signals, renice, details
• Multi-language - EN, PL, DE, ES, FR, UK, ZH with runtime switching
• Animated intro - matrix rain boot sequence with decrypt logo animation

Install

pip install entropymon

With NVIDIA GPU support:

pip install entropymon[nvidia]

Usage

entropymon                 # start with auto-detected language
entropymon --lang pl       # start in Polish
entropymon --no-intro      # skip boot animation
entropymon --reset-lang    # reset saved language preference
entropymon --version       # show version

Keyboard Shortcuts

Key	Action
h / F1 / ?	Help overlay
L	Switch language
c / m / p / n	Sort by CPU/MEM/PID/Name
r	Reverse sort
j / k / arrows	Navigate processes
T	Send SIGTERM
K	Send SIGKILL
F9	Signal selection menu
+ / -	Renice process
d / F5 / Enter	Process details
/ / f	Filter processes
q / Esc	Quit

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• Linux (uses /proc, /sys)
• psutil
• pynvml (optional, for NVIDIA GPU)

License

MIT - Electric Entropy Lab