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Use GeekTool to track network data transfer rates
I, too, recommend iStat menus for this and similar tasks, but if you want to go shell script/GeekTool, it's fairly easy to change the script to run only about a third as many external commands (also, not everyone has /usr/sbin on their path):
Use GeekTool to track network data transfer rates
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