
A cyberpunk system monitor that transforms kernel metrics into a living terminal skyline.
$ cargo install metropolis-tui$ brew install 5c0/tap/metropolis$ winget install 5c0.Metropolis$ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/5c0/metropolis/main/install.sh | bash
Metropolis is a high-performance system monitor written in Rust that transforms your kernel metrics into a living, breathing cyberpunk skyline.
Traffic, weather, and neon signage dynamically react to real-time CPU, RAM, and Disk I/O data, replacing traditional terminal tables with immersive procedural animation.
Built with Ratatui, it is fully customizable through user-defined themes, config files, and runtime CLI flags to fit any terminal aesthetic.
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