Description: After having bought my new notebook, and a successful install of Gentoo Linux I was looking for a cool gentooish Superkaramba-theme... Found quite a lot of inspiration here at kde-look.org, put it all together and here it is: my new theme! I do not remeber exactly where I got the inspiration for which part of the theme, so I'd just like to thank everybody around here! =)
Hope you like it!
P.S. depends on cpufreq-utils lm_sensors and feedparser P.P.S. texts are only in german for now..Last changelog:
Version 1.5 is out! Thanks to Sebastian Gries!!
A couple of new features have been introduced. pintomon now shows your external IP as well (depends on wget)! As with the previous version you just have to edit the theme according to your partitions, networking device and /path/to/script.
Hi,
you really did a nice job here with Graphs and bars and everything. especially i like the cpufreq tool.
unfortunatly the tools needs sudo which is in different distributions (yes, you have gentoo :)) a minor drawback, because there is no way to enter the sudo password. that's the reason i switched to kdesudo. otherwise it just won't work.
Cheers
Ah yeah, thats a cool idea! Kdesudo makes it easier.
I just modified the sudoers file (/etc/sudoers in gentoo), which makes it easier to switch cpufreq-governors, because there is no need to type the password...
Thanks for the feedback!!
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Hi, you really did a nice job here with Graphs and bars and everything. especially i like the cpufreq tool. unfortunatly the tools needs sudo which is in different distributions (yes, you have gentoo :)) a minor drawback, because there is no way to enter the sudo password. that's the reason i switched to kdesudo. otherwise it just won't work. Cheers
Ah yeah, thats a cool idea! Kdesudo makes it easier. I just modified the sudoers file (/etc/sudoers in gentoo), which makes it easier to switch cpufreq-governors, because there is no need to type the password... Thanks for the feedback!!