Satellite Restriction Tracker for Linux
Supports Linux.
Requires MONO Framework 2.8 - 6.12, Gtk 2.0, X11, LibGDI+, and AppIndicator#.
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Satellite Restriction Tracker for ViaSat Internet customers: Log and graph your bandwidth usage, keep track of your limit - now on Linux!
The Satellite Restriction Tracker program automatically grabs and stores your current bandwidth usage every fifteen minutes, showing only a small logo in your system tray while running.
When you open the program, you'll see a graph of your current usage, as well as the hard numbers and the time the usage was grabbed. Opening the History window will let you list your usage given all past data, displaying it in easy-to-read graphs or grid representations, helping you map out your bandwidth usage and estimate when your usage values will drop. The graphs can be customized and the program's features are all easily changed from a helpful Configuration window, which also allows you to set up alerts when your usage climbs too fast.
Satellite Restriction Tracker's History window also lets you export data in either XML or CSV formats, so you can view your history through spreadsheet applications or other tools, or to help you send your usage data to your provider or other users. You can also backup and restore your entire history using the custom Satellite Restriction Tracker ".wb" format.
This utility should function correctly with any standard ViaSat account. Updates are provided regularly to ensure you always have access to your usage data.
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