


TDE - T Desktop Enhancements
Karamba & Superkaramba by chip2003 61 comments
I took the liberty of adding the kernel version & KDE version to the space below the network monitor in T-perf theme. It balances the chip info that is at the top.
To do this, add the following lines below the last in the "edit theme" file (tperf.theme):
# This adds the Kernel version & KDE version you are running
text x=30 y=160 value="Kernel:" color=0,0,0 fontsize=9 align="left"
text x=62 y=160 sensor=program program="uname -r" color=1,1,1 fontsize=9 align="left"
text x=150 y=160 value="KDE:" color=0,0,0 fontsize=9 align="left"
text x=175 y=160 sensor=program program="kde-config --version | grep KDE | sed -e 's/.*: //'" line=1 color=1,1,1 fontsize=9 align="left"
I got the idea & modified the code from the ubermon theme. You may want to play with the x= setting depending on the number of characters in your kernel version.
Now if I could figure out how to keep the list of processes connecting out in tnetstat.theme to not run off the background when I'm bittorrenting w/ Azureus. Any ideas?
BTW, kudos to Chip2003 for a great theme set.
Dave - Nov 10 2004
To do this, add the following lines below the last in the "edit theme" file (tperf.theme):
# This adds the Kernel version & KDE version you are running
text x=30 y=160 value="Kernel:" color=0,0,0 fontsize=9 align="left"
text x=62 y=160 sensor=program program="uname -r" color=1,1,1 fontsize=9 align="left"
text x=150 y=160 value="KDE:" color=0,0,0 fontsize=9 align="left"
text x=175 y=160 sensor=program program="kde-config --version | grep KDE | sed -e 's/.*: //'" line=1 color=1,1,1 fontsize=9 align="left"
I got the idea & modified the code from the ubermon theme. You may want to play with the x= setting depending on the number of characters in your kernel version.
Now if I could figure out how to keep the list of processes connecting out in tnetstat.theme to not run off the background when I'm bittorrenting w/ Azureus. Any ideas?
BTW, kudos to Chip2003 for a great theme set.
Dave - Nov 10 2004