SuperKaramba Theme for Slackware
Hola Slackers!
I just finished working on a SuperKaramba theme for my box and figured I'd share it with other Slackers. Slackware Info Monitor is just a simple basic monitor with a touch of Slackware added to it. It includes info about your system, time, date, CPU usage, memory usage, internal/external IP addresses for eth0, and partition use. You can tweak and customize this your self, all the info you need to do so is here: http://karamba.sourceforge.net/?a=docs The size of this theme is 240 X 660, no background image at all. Hope you fellow Slackers enjoy, maybe I'll make some more now that I know it's not difficult to do. LINK: http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=79238 |
Hey, thanks SqdnGuns!
I just adapted an old superkaramba.SlackBuild from Alien BOB; then d/led superkaramba-0.39.tar.gz, your 79238-slackware_info_monitor.tar.gz, and built and installed a Slackware package on my test box. It looks nice! There are items that will take reconfiguring, but I really like it. I've wanted a SuperKaramba monitor for a while, and this is the first one that has been as simple, but complete, for my tastes. The invisible theme is what I like best ... use it with GKrellM, also. |
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I meant to thank you for the theme earlier but forgot. It's the first time I've actually enjoyed having a monitor sitting on my desktop (or anywhere else), and I've customized it to monitor the CPU temperature of both cores and even added a section to display the song I'm listening to in Amarok, along with the cover image. Very nice stuff -- thanks again.
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I wanted to do this one because everything that I have seen are to "busy"...and or a drain on resources...simple and clean, that's the way I like it. I think I may add CPU temp for both cores as well, just been kinda lazy lately. |
It looks a lot like conky but seems to have better invisibility on the background, and it has the slackware logo. gonna try it out and i may end up switching.
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Just uploaded v2.0 of this theme, you can find it here:
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=80971 If anyone knows how I can get the temp for each core to use in this theme, please let me know. I made a separate request in this thread: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ensors-641529/ For the time being, I am using the following for the core temps: Code:
sensor=program program="cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature | awk '{print $2}'" line=1 interval=3000 |
SqdnGuns, I'm just using the output of the program `sensors`, which is configured to give me the temperature of each core of my AMD Athlon X2 CPU. Depending on your hardware, `sensors` can also give the temperature, (fan speed?) etc. of other hardware as well.
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sensor=program program="cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature | awk '{print $2}'" line=1 interval=3000 Here is my "sensor" output: Code:
k8temp-pci-00c3 |
That's a really nice-looking theme SqdnGuns. Thank you!
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SqdnGuns, that's an interesting parsing problem. Mine is simple because only my CPU is being monitored and nothing else, so I just grep for °C. You'd have to come up with some interesting way of parsing that if you want to make it useful -- plus it would differ for everyone, especially if they have a different CPU (single core, quad core, intel, AMD, ...). It's really messy, so I can't really provide any consistent way to add the feature -- I just know that I figured out a way that works for me.
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Yeah, it looks good. Neater and more useful than some of the stuff some people litter their desktops with.
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