> Native WinUI–fast startup, light operation Did anyone notice the Windows Calc app became quite slow to startup recently? It takes 2+ seconds to transform from the empty window with a calc icon to the actual calculator UI. I should get Win7 calc.
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#23What is the best, GUI, process monitor for Linux?
They’re all kind of lacking imo compared to btop. https://flathub.org/apps/io.missioncenter.MissionCenter is a good option though
Thank you!
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#24What is the best, GUI, process monitor for Linux?
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#25What is the best, GUI, process monitor for Linux?
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#26For advanced end users? why would they ditch: https://systeminformer.sourceforge.io/ ?
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks, yeah it is C#/.net9 and WinUI3. I started with C#/WPF, but wanted to get it on the Windows Store and couldn't figure out that would work with WPF.
AFAIK you can publish even Win32 apps on Windows Store.
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#29why are you distributing this as a .msixbundle? Ive never seen that before (perhaps im un-informed though), As I don't have the Microsoft store I was expecting a .exe (and it appears to install a .msixbundle app via powershell ill need to first install the windows app sdk as well - win11). Is this intended? thanks
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#30What is the best, GUI, process monitor for Linux?
They’re all kind of lacking imo compared to btop. https://flathub.org/apps/io.missioncenter.MissionCenter is a good option though
But I have to ask, do people really use Flatpaks for something like a process monitor? It feels like a process monitor should launch almost instantly. Waiting ~3 seconds for a Flatpak sandbox to spin up just to check system stats seems pretty frustrating.