JMFQ Monitors
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I bought an Acer 5102WLMi with AMD Turion X2 (dual CPU) and i want to put some monitors for my hardware in my desktop, so i made 4 modules: 1 for BAT, 1 for CPU, 1 for MEM and 1 for RED.
JMFQ-BAT:
Show manufacturer, type, ac_adapter state, charge status, voltage, current and %charge.
JMFQ-CPU:
Show %load, %user, %system, %idle, cache size, cpu clock and temperature.
JMFQ-MEM:
Show total mem/free mem for ram, swap and 3 partitions in my PC: /, /home and /media/windows.
JMFQ-RED:
Show traffic in eth0 (wired) and ath0 (wireless) and statistics.
14 years ago
0.1 - First release
14 years ago
0.1 - First release
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JMFQ Monitors is part of KDE Themes and Content, which is supported by the following people:
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Amoeba
13 years ago
Where did you get your kde theme? I really like the transparent popup menu.
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KNT
14 years ago
But thumbs up for modularity and dual cpu graphs.
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joaquin
14 years ago
For example, if you have not ath0 but eth1, replace ath0 in JMFQ-NET.theme for eth1. If you have only one interface, comment the lines for ath0.
I made this theme modular, so if you don't have this partitions, you can omit JMFQ-MEM or edit JMFQ-MEM.theme and change mount point for your partitions. If you need ONLY CPU sensor, use ONLY JMFQ-CPU.theme.
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