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Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP up vote 3 down vote favorite I need to measure network usage on a specific interface during a specific time. I'm doing some experiments on an application so I need to know how much data is being passed around on a specific interface. So things go like: 1- start recording network usage 2- start the program 3- end the program 4- stop recording network usage I know tools like vnstat and nload exist, but they don't seem to have the feature I need networking share | improve this question asked Mar 4 at 0:48 Manuel 23 3 1 Does it matter which application the traffic comes from? If not, there's a plaintext table maintained by the kernel at /proc/net/dev with network stats for each interface including bytes received and transmitted. – dsstorefile1 Mar 4 at 0:52 add a comment  |  up vote 3 down vote favorite I need to measure network usage ...

Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP up vote 0 down vote favorite I want to learn Java. I downloaded the tarbull file from oracle's website. It's currently in my Download folder. The IDE I'm going to use is intelliJ where I've liberty to choose the JDK location. But I'm lil bit confuse where should I install it? java share | improve this question asked Mar 4 at 3:27 Abhijeet Saha 9 2 In general you should install software from the Ubuntu's repositories instead of downloading them from a website. – SurvivalMachine Mar 4 at 10:47 add a comment  |  up vote 0 down vote favorite I want to learn Java. I downloaded the tarbull file from oracle's website. It's currently in my Download folder. The IDE I'm going to use is intelliJ where I've liberty to choose the JDK location. But I'm lil bit confuse where should I install it? java share | improve this question asked...