Pingnoo For Linux

Pingnoo is a competent app for analyzing network latency and routing problems. It's also free and open-source, and it works on all major OSes (Windows, macOS, and potentially all Linux distributions).

The main benefit of Pingnoo is that allows you to solve all your network routing and latency issues in a visual way. With its help, you should be able to instantly discover potential network issues anywhere along a route, be they latency issues or packet losses.

You can set up multiple concurrent analysis sessions and use the graphs regarding the latency fluctuations in real-time.

The Timeline feature is definitely one of the highlights of the app. In short, it allows you to move back and forward "in time" in order to check out the data over any time period.

Upon first starting Pingnoo, you would not be frowned upon for thinking that the app is a lot more stylish or modern looking than it has the right to be.

This also translates into a very positive user experience, the GUI features big buttons, easy to access features, and the Settings section is farily simplistic.

The app comes with various host maskers for the (detected) IP address, as well as a regular expression-based masker. This particular masker allows you to create complex masking rules (very useful when you want to hide sensitive information, for example).

When it comes to apps for analyzing and measuring the latency between two hosts, Pingnoo is definitely one of the best.

Not only has the features to back up its status, but also has a gorgeous GUI and enough configuration/customization options to boot. This combination makes it suitable for both home and enterprise-level users.