• sudo apt update

• Install speedtest-cli:

3. sudo apt install speedtest-cli

Step 2: Run the Speed Test

1. Once the installation is complete, run the following command:

2. speedtest

3. Wait for the test to finish. It will provide you with your ping, download speed, and upload speed.

Optional: Share Results

If you want to share your test results online, you can use:

speedtest --share

This command will generate a link to a tweetable image of your results.

Method 3: Using the fast Command Line Tool

fast is another command-line tool that provides a quick and reliable way to check your internet speed.

Step 1: Install fast

1. Update your package list:

• sudo apt update

• Install fast using npm (Node Package Manager):

2. sudo apt install nodejs npm
   sudo npm install --global fast-cli

Step 2: Run the fast Command

1. In the terminal, run:

2. fast

3. Wait as it tests your connection, and it will display your download speed.

Method 4: Using KDE Network Monitor (For KDE Users)

If you are using a KDE desktop environment, KDE's Network Monitor applet allows you to view the current network speed.

Step 1: Open the Network Monitor

1. Look for the network icon in your system tray.
2. Right-click the icon and select “Network Monitor” or hover over it to see details about your connection.

Step 2: View Speed Statistics

The Network Monitor displays real-time statistics including upload and download speeds.

You now have multiple methods at your disposal to check your internet speed on Ubuntu. Whether you prefer graphical interfaces or command-line tools, the options provided above are both effective and user-friendly.

Feel free to choose the one that best fits your needs and preferences. Happy testing!