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Found this jpeg of someone's background! How in the hell did he get the clock, system info, and other stuff on his background install of the panel?? Really cool I must say!!
it's a little program called superkaramba. I used to use it a while ago too (I even wrote a skin for it), but alas you will realize that it has quite a large toll on your system resources. your welcome to give it a shot, it certainly looks cool, but in my opinion go with gkrellm2 over superkaramba...
2 other awesome system monitoring tools are TORSMO and CONKY. CONKY is a modification of torsmo, and is actually more activwely maintained/developed. Both also use very little system resources.
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