Description: Monitor your network activity via netstat to control network access from and to you computer.Last changelog:
-Just modified the background (bigger and nicer ) - add the option -t for fedora core users to prevent printing out all active Unix sockets(thanks to liquidat) - modification of the police - add listening of "top" (used process) and "temp" (temperature checking) Thanks to "NoAlWin aka K" -NEw background totally transparent.
remove the code, not the HD ;)
text x=20 y=65 sensor=program program="echo /dev/hda: `hddtemp -n /dev/hda` ºC ; echo /dev/hdb: `hddtemp -n /dev/hdb` ºC" color=0,0,0 fontsize=10 font="Lucida Console" interval=3000
for run in hdb only modify to
text x=20 y=65 sensor=program program=" echo /dev/hdb: `hddtemp -n /dev/hdb` ºC" color=0,0,0 fontsize=10 font="Lucida Console" interval=3000
...there is alsways a but ;)
If you are using a german system, you have to change ESTABLISHED to VERBUNDEN - I think its similar for other localized linux systems.
And: I hat to add the option -t to the netstat command - here on Fedora Core it prints out all active Unix sockets without a -t.
liquidat
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Great tool! Where did you get the "You are not alone" wallpaper from?
I meant "why so alone", on the second screenshot
Plase note that to see HD temp you need hddtemp and remove the drives that don't support it
Also note that in screenshot hda sensor is not supported
remove the code, not the HD ;) text x=20 y=65 sensor=program program="echo /dev/hda: `hddtemp -n /dev/hda` ºC ; echo /dev/hdb: `hddtemp -n /dev/hdb` ºC" color=0,0,0 fontsize=10 font="Lucida Console" interval=3000 for run in hdb only modify to text x=20 y=65 sensor=program program=" echo /dev/hdb: `hddtemp -n /dev/hdb` ºC" color=0,0,0 fontsize=10 font="Lucida Console" interval=3000
...there is alsways a but ;) If you are using a german system, you have to change ESTABLISHED to VERBUNDEN - I think its similar for other localized linux systems. And: I hat to add the option -t to the netstat command - here on Fedora Core it prints out all active Unix sockets without a -t. liquidat
Thanks for the comment, I can maybe think about making different version depending on the locals.