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post your .conkyrc :)

hello guys/gals.

i have seen conky threads for linux, but i would like to see thread for *BSD's.

here is super simple conky for my bridge (openbsd 6.7).

Code:

background yes

no_buffers yes

out_to_console no

top_cpu_separate no

cpu_avg_samples 2

net_avg_samples 3

update_interval 1





own_window yes

own_window_hints undecorated,below,sticky,skip_taskbar,skip_pager

own_window_type override



uppercase yes

override_utf8_locale yes

short_units no

pad_percents 0

text_buffer_size 1024

max_user_text 131072

use_xft yes

xftalpha 0.5

xftfont size=16



#-----Graphics Settings

double_buffer yes

draw_borders no

draw_graph_borders yes

draw_shades no

draw_outline no

max_specials 4096

imlib_cache_size 0



#-----Layout Settings

alignment top_right

gap_x 50

gap_y 50

maximum_width 600

minimum_size 360 180

use_spacer right



TEXT

$sysname $kernel on $machine



${time %A}$alignr${time %F}



Uptime $alignr $uptime



$nodename $sysname $kernel on $machine

CPU0: ${freq}MHz $cpu% $cpubar

CPU1: ${freq}MHz $cpu% $cpubar



RAM ($memmax): $memperc% ${membar 6}$color

Swap ($swapmax): $swapperc% ${swapbar 6}$color



Hostname $alignr $nodename

re0 $alignr ${addr re0}



Download $alignr ${downspeed re0} kb/s

${downspeedgraph re0}

Upload $alignr ${upspeed re0} kb/s

${upspeedgraph re0}

its not completed, just hacked it as a temporary one.

Personally, I think that any conky or other visual information is a "Visual pollution". It is important to have diagnostic tools at the right time, but keeping it on the screen is distracting for better task like "when will be the party with my friends". So, perhaps I could help you with conky because I already was trying with it, but honestly, what you achieved is "good enough" and I personally recommend you move asap to the next project ("scratching the back of your (girl)friend like the neanderthalers made it since 100.000 years"? or other linux projects).

Very nice, on OpenBSD I like to use xconsole(1) with simple cron scripts echoing to /dev/console

I download and parse weather info from NOAA, echo cpu temp and other stats. Plus you will see some OpenBSD specific events to /dev/console.

Note, if you decide to pull from NOAA you should only pull info at most once per around 90 minutes or so. If you pull too often your IP will be banned.

Quote:

Originally Posted by floppy_stuttgart (Post 6285253)

I personally recommend you move asap to the next project ("scratching the back of your (girl)friend like the neanderthalers made it since 100.000 years"? or other linux projects).

This is uncalled for, I am wondering if I should report this, but holding off for now.

Anyway, //////, I found my Conky config I use to use when on OpenBSD and it is attached here.