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ive seen a few screenshots of other peoples deksotps, and some have what i think are modules of they systme being monitored...are these a featrue already in my installation or would i have to download them?
Personally, I prefer Torsmo, though. I built it from source, but I'm sure a package can be found to install. Some of the plugins for grkrellm seem pretty cool, though ...
Originally posted by joker20 now would this only work for gnome? or is it configurable to KDE 3.2
it works in XFce4, but XFce4 acts basically like a slimmed down version of Gnome (uses many of the same libraries and plugins)
Can't contest to KDE though. I'm trying to stick away from gdesklets now, I think it uses a lot of my resources, but it's definately nice eye-candy and can be helpful.
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