Hi, I love this extension while using Remote SSH feature in the Code Insider version.

Looking forward to adding support for showing GPU usage such as memory, utilization, etc. It would be absolutely brilliant for us while developing machine learning projects.

Maybe some terminal calls like "nvidia-smi" will show the gpu information for NVIDIA gpus.

Thank you very much! Great work!

Currently, if the system has no battery, then "0%" is shown. systeminformation has si.hasbattery which should be queried to check whether a battery is available, and if not, show "N/A". Automatic hiding of the battery indicator would probably be even more useful.

Please add option to show swap file or swap partition usage if exist

I am a Mac user.

In VSCode settings ui, Resmon>Disk: Drives setting reports Setting has an invalid type, expected "String[]". Fix in JSON.

When you try to edit "resmon.disk.drives" in user settings json, these values do not work:

• null
• "/dev/disk1s5"
• "/Volumes/mbp"
• ["/dev/disk1s5"]
• ["/Volumes/mbp"]
• "['/Volumes/mbp']"

README notes "C:" for Windows and '/dev/sda1' for Linux. No examples for Mac. Single quotes are not accepted in settings JSON at all.

Although I don't want to see disk space in the status bar, what is the correct value to enter for resmon.disk.drives ?

I installed the extension in vscode, but I don't know how I can use it.

Add network upload & download Speed

Inspired by MobaXterm, which uses the following:

bash -c while [ -d /proc/$PPID ]; do sleep 1;head -v -n 8 /proc/meminfo; head -v -n 2 /proc/stat /proc/version /proc/uptime /proc/loadavg /proc/sys/fs/file-nr /proc/sys/kernel/hostname; tail -v -n 16 /proc/net/dev;echo '==> /proc/df <==';df;echo '==> /proc/who <==';who;echo '==> /proc/end <==';echo '##Moba##'; done

Hi, I love this extension. I am using it with the new MS Remote SSH feature, it adds a lot of value and convenience to my dev experience.

I use a barebones linux aws ec2, and I try to monitor disk space which helps keep cost down. It would be amazing to have an option to monitor disk space, so I can see if I'm running out of room. Perhaps just a single number in Gb for available disk space would be amazing.

Thank you for your work 🙏🏼

Type: Bug

The Python extantion stop work after every change of source file.

Extension version: 1.0.7
VS Code version: Code 1.84.2 (1a5daa3a0231a0fbba4f14db7ec463cf99d7768e, 2023-11-09T10:51:52.184Z)
OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.22621
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Please add Video memory and video card usage for python development using Nvidia CUDA.
We need this for developing using Pytorch and Tensorflow!
Thanks very much.

Please add option to only show system monitor when use remote extensions

Just like what the extension Clock does.

On Linux, it shows /dev/sdc etc. It would be nice if optionally it could display the mount point instead, e.g. /data.

Running under WSL, it shows usage of the WSL VM instead of the host

When using Remote WSL, it shows the battery level as 0%. I imagine it may be difficult to actually get that data when inside WSL, so maybe hide it, if WSL detected.

The extension runs on the host, so should work fine for SSH as that will report the statistics of the machine running your code, however I haven't had a chance to test it yet. Will try later!

Using a ThinkPad T480s running Windows 10

On my mac, the temperature reading is always -1 C

System info:

• macOS Mojave 10.14.6
• MacBook Pro 13" 2017
• Intel Core i5 2.3 GHz

Happy to fork and add a fix.

I just installed this (very nice) plugin, but I cannot set resmon.alignLeft: false to get the info moved to the right of the status bar. Is there anything I can or should do to fix this? Thanks!

I recently experienced the Resource Monitor extension causing higher than expected CPU usage on Windows 10. This showed up in Task Manager as usage by Service Host: Windows Management Instrumentation. I traced the activity to WMI queries being run by Resource Monitor. On my machine, the extra usage was somewhere around 3-5% per VSCode window.

Obviously the extension will consume some resources, but I was surprised by how much CPU activity it was causing. It's possible something about my machine was causing the WMI Queries to consume more resources than they should.

Just wanted to note this in case anyone else was experiencing anything similar.

Hi,

i'm interested in your extension, but unfortunately it doesn't run on my machine.

From what appears to me, you need to ship the extension with the required dependencies, in case systeminformation.

The vscode console has this warning:

Activating extension 'mutantdino.resourcemonitor' failed: Cannot find module 'systeminformation'.

From Microsoft documentation i've found: Using Node.js Modules with Extensions

See https://github.com/sebhildebrandt/systeminformation#linux-temperature.

I accidentaly hide the Resource Monitor from the Statusbar...

How to unhide it?

I cant't find an option to enable it again...

I complained that the antimalware service (Windows Defender) was constantly running on my PC with a rather high CPU load even though I was more or less only writing text files in vs code. I found out that the CPU load was caused by the resource monitor plugin in vs code because after removing it the CPU load of the antimalware vanished, and when I install it again I can see the old behavior again: antimalware on top of the task list with up to 25% cpu load. The Windows Defender log does not show much information here, but I can see frequent entries about processes being started, although it is in an order of seconds and I would not expect too much impact from this.

I found older issue about high CPU load caused by executing WMI queries. If I understand correctly, this is done spawning a new process, so it seems to match the behavior experienced on my machine. However, the impact is different because I do not see the WMI service consuming much load at all.

It may of course be caused by our configuration of Windows Defender.

When using the extension, it will show how much memory is being "used", which in the systeminformation module includes buffers & cache. This figure can be misleading, as buffered and cached memory is still technically available for use if needed.
I propose that either the used figure should default to a figure which does not include buffers and cache (referred to as active by the systeminformation module), or to allow the user an option in the configuration settings to change between the two (including or excluding buffers & cache).

There is another extension that does GPU monitoring (https://github.com/RSIP-Vision/vscode-nividia-smi-plus)

Would be helpful to only use your awesome extension to be able to see GPU load and GPU memory.

It would be cool if there was a hover message on the status bar item which would clarify what this data is about.
Sometimes there are mutliple extensions in the status bar and the user is not sure which item is coming from what extension.

• Thank you very much for your work. Resource Monitor is very good. 👍
• I have a problem about CPU frequency:

At present, on my computer, CPU frequency shows Base speed(①) instead of speed(②). The value of Base speed will remain unchanged.

For me, the latter is more important. I'm not sure if this is due to my setting error or if Resource Monitor doesn't support real-time display speed.

I have connect my vs code over ssh connection and the battery icon and disk usage icon are not getting updated with live stats

Please add option to show download / upload net usage

Please add option to show Temperature

Thank you

my settings.json:

the status bar

I try to rerun the VScode, but it does not work.

I'd like to be able to, after bumping the version of the extension, to have the extension automatically publish the new version.

Space in the status bar is always an issue, so anything I can squeeze is a plus. I'd like to be able to change the float precision which is currently hard-coded to 2 decimals.

First I have to thank you for your great extension. I really love to work with it.

In order to have a better overview I would like to bind my resmon to the right side. Due to my other extensions displaying diffferent stuff it looks quiet messy because all is bound to the left side.

At my point of view this would be a great help due to the overview.

greets Danex

as the title

I using M1 apple chip and extenstion not show % of CPU

• Research which one is best
• Make some linting/formatting a PR requirement and workspace configuration

Add Cuda process / GPU memory monitors

Curently shows 124% 😆!!

Maybe the solution is something as easy as display 100 when detect a battery level greater.

Hello,

would it be possible to expose a settings, which would fix the overall width of info box in status bar?

The reasoning behind this is, that now with changing width (because of single vs double digit cpu usage, etc..) all other info boxes from other extensions are moving a bit, which causes distraction.

The displacement and consequent movement:

The project lists a comparably high number of 6 contributors, yet the repository is fairly inactive. Are you looking for contributors? Or are there any notable forks that you could recommend?