👉 Alright, let's break this down! 'Netmon2' is basically a command-line utility in Linux that acts like the personal assistant of your computer's network, but instead of scheduling appointments, it manages network devices. Think of it as the network equivalent of a personal shopper, but with cables and IP addresses. It keeps track of all the network devices on your system like a super-organized inventory manager for Wi-Fi signals, IP addresses, and everything in between.
Now, here's an edgy example sentence: "I ordered my favorite Netflix show, but Netmon2 decided to send me a notification that my router was currently trying to connect to the moon instead of a local streaming server."
