One of the common command lines I use almost every day is PING. Who doesn’t use it anyway? It’s such an essential tool for troubleshooting any network-related issues.
But it’s kind boring always seeing numbers popping up every time you use it, isn’t it?

How about something with a style? Like GPing, an open-source tool that does Ping, with a graph.
It’s also a portable tool as well. Download the executable in ZIP format from its GitHub releases page, and you are ready to rock.

And if you don’t Ctrl + C to terminate it, it will just keep rolling. Pretty cool.
Usage? type the following to find out.
gping -help

Thanks Kent!