Gnome has a panel applet called netstatus it is
similar to windows app you are talking about.
U can also know your net usuage using the following
command in the terminal
$/sbin/ifconfig eth0
it will through few lines of info on your screen
just look at last but one line.
RX is bytes u recieved
TX in bytes u sent
if there is a better way please let me know.
anyway gnome applet is a good one. Add it to ur panel
and configure it to monitor eth0.
Hope this helped
bye.
--- ramaraju <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello everybody
> I am using fedora core 5 installation. While using
> the Internet I am not
> able to see how many kilobytes are sent or received
> by the system (as we
> can see in the network status in windows). If any
> such utility is
> available in linux kindly let me know.
> Thanking you in advance
> ramaraju
>
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