This can be installed (it will be pulled as a dependency for Nutty later on) from the elementary OS PPA, which we'll remove after installing this, unless you want to use it for something else of course:
INETWORK INFO LINUX INSTALL
To install Nutty in Ubuntu 18.04 or Linux Mint 19.*, you'll need libgranite5 (Ubuntu 18.04 has libgranite4). If you're using elementary OS, you'll find Nutty on AppCenter. But this doesn't work as the Flatpak package was removed from Flathub, due to the application using cron for its background device monitoring feature, which doesn't work with Nutty running inside a Flatpak container. I should also mention that on the application website, you'll find instructions for installing Nutty from Flathub. This makes Nutty run and scan for devices, showing a desktop notification when a new device is found
Devices tab: scan for other devices on the network, and allows editing their names to make them more familiar.Ports tab: displays active ports and the applications that use them (port, process ID, program name and path).Speed tab: run a download / upload speed check (using ), and get route times to a host (traceroute).Usage tab: network usage data for historical (this month's, yesterday's and today's network data sent, received and total data transferred) and current usage, as well as current application using the selected connection, and the transferred data.My Info tab: basic or detailed information about the network card, including interface hardware, MAC and IP address, NIC info, used driver, network card capabilities, and more.
INETWORK INFO LINUX CODE
However, there's work to externalize all commands from the code in order to make it easier to work with other Linux distributions. The application has some hardcoded commands for Ubuntu-based Linux distributions and as a result, some of its features may not work on other Linux distributions. The information it displays comes from various tools / packages like net-tools, nmap, traceroute, vnstat, nethogs, wireless-tools, iproute2, and pciutils. While Nutty is made for elementary OS, it also works on Ubuntu or Linux Mint (packages also exist for openSUSE and Arch Linux). The application can display network card information, network and data usage, test upload and download speed, provide information on active ports, and more. Nutty is a graphical network information and monitoring tool.
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