
hoschi-mon
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
Description:
this is a simple Karamba theme;
shows cpu-load, memory, network traffic, disks space, uptime, some sysinfos and mails.
mfg eg Last changelog:
shows cpu-load, memory, network traffic, disks space, uptime, some sysinfos and mails.
mfg eg
v0.2.1
-includes a mini theme
-changed some icons
v0.2
-tested on superkaramba 0.36 and KDE 3.4
-made new backgrounds and bar's
-it shows now local ip
-2 backgrounds for liquid weather++
Ratings & Comments
7 Comments
Well done, one question where can i find those backgrounds (from the last 2 screenshots)?
in the wallpaper section 1280*1024 mfgeg
Great theme! I have two suggestions for the xmms part though. 1. You should consider switching to xmmsctrl instead of calling xmms directly. xmmsctrl gives you much more control over xmms. 2. Create a new icon for the playlist and put this little script behind it: #!/bin/sh if xmmsctrl is_play_list; then xmmsctrl play_list 0 else xmmsctrl play_list 1 fi This will switch on and off the playlist. MadEagle
so maybe i'm just missing something, but the xmms controls just open xmms rather than running things from the theme...what's up with that?
hi great theme! :-) I wrote a simple perl script for checking mail on IMAP servers. maybe someone can use this. ---------- start ---------- #!/usr/bin/perl use Net::IMAP::Simple; # If your username contains a @ character you # must replace it with \@ my $ServerName = $ARGV[0]; my $UserName = $ARGV[1]; my $Password = $ARGV[2]; my $server = Net::IMAP::Simple->new( $ServerName ); $server->login( $UserName, $Password ); my $total_nr_of_messages = $server->select( 'inbox' ); for(1 .. $total_nr_of_messages) { push @new_msgs, $_ unless $server->seen($_); } print $total_nr_of_messages."/".scalar @new_msgs."\n"; $server->quit(); -----------end ------------ use it exactly like the script for POP servers. bye merror
I agree, this is a great monitoring theme. Keep up the quality work. One request would be current IP. I tend to switch a lot because of the laptop's wireless capability. Always nice to know what IP I'm using ;-)
this is the best karamba theme for sys info. even better than ubermon.