
GlassMonitor
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
This superkaramba monitor have all the basic information in a small space, like:
* Cpu usage
* Up time monitor
* Ram and Swap monitor
* Network traffic monitor
* Partitions monitor
14 years ago
2006-12-14 > 3 New background added
2006-11-07 > Released
14 years ago
2006-12-14 > 3 New background added
2006-11-07 > Released
robinp
13 years ago
1. My version of KDE appears to be '3.5.5 "release 45"' - the "release 45" bit messes up the formatting. So I changed the sed commands in glassmonitor.py from:
sed -e 's/.*: //'
to:
awk '{ print $2 }'
which works better in picking out just the main version number.
2. You'll need to chang the partitions info section in glassmonitor.py to reflect the actual layout on your hard disk/s. This is done at the end of that file, where each partition has about seven lines of code defining the sensors and values. Simply change the name and mountpoint of the partition, and repeat as necessary.
For that last point, you could also try GlassMonitorDynamicPartition.
Happy karambing...
Robin
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johngreenwood
14 years ago
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EliasP
14 years ago
some CPU IDs contain a lot of spaces, so it looks like this:
http://rivendell.homelinux.org/users/elias/pics/glass-monitor-1.png
If you add "|tr -s [:blank:]" to the end of the command at line 49 in "glassmonitorv0.1.theme" it looks like this:
http://rivendell.homelinux.org/users/elias/pics/glass-monitor-2.png
There's still not enough space, but at least there isn't space wasted by multiple blanks.
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MrStickers9943
14 years ago
where'd you get the window theme?
thanks
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VemeC
14 years ago
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