SysMon plasmoid

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/burlog/plasmoid-sysmon

Score 77.7%

Description:

The sysmon plasmoid is based on KDE standard system load plasmoids which are constrained to some chosen metrics like CPU load. In contrast, the sysmon can show any metric provided by the System Monitor data source engine.

Installation is pretty simple and straight forward:

$ git clone https://github.com/burlog/plasmoid-sysmon.git plasmoid-sysmon
$ cd plasmoid-sysmon
$ plasmapkg2 -t plasmoid -i ./plasmoid

khatat
1 month ago

9 9 excellent

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peerwal
7 months ago

9 +

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peerwal
7 months ago

Awesome widget! How do I get multiple circular displays into a single plasmoid?

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nemesismate
8 months ago

9 + However, it is missing the nvidia sensors (nvidia-smi)

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herrbatka
9 months ago

Can we get rid of the outline for circular monitor?

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herrbatka
1 year ago

9 +

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Vergil333
1 year ago

9 +

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testsieger73
1 year ago

Absolutely love this! I really hope it's being further developed. A few suggestions: values in circular mode are displayed with "5,..." when space is too narrow, values without fractional part would look much better. CPU usage less than 1% is displayed in per mill which looks odd. Plotter mode ignores maximum value which actually makes it useless. Showing the exceed of maximum value in a different colour would make it even more useful.

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Pilleo
1 year ago

9 awesome flexibility, but wish for more features

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munawar
1 year ago

Installed with ease on my KDE Manjaro 17. However the 'Source Name' column in Data Sources is blank. Any tips?

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burlog
1 year ago

Hello, can you send me output of this commands:

$ cd ~/.local/share/plasma/plasmoids/com.github.burlog.plasmoid-sysmon
$ plasmoidviewer --applet .

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munawar
1 year ago

Hi Burlog

Thanks for your reply. I get the following:

[munawar@dell ~]$ cd ~/.local/share/plasma/plasmoids/com.github.burlog.plasmoid-sysmon
[munawar@dell com.github.burlog.plasmoid-sysmon]$ plasmoidviewer --applet .
bash: plasmoidviewer: command not found

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munawar
1 year ago

Hi Burlog

After above I tried using plasmoidviewer differently and got the following:

[munawar@dell com.github.burlog.plasmoid-sysmon]$ plasmoidviewer --applet /.local/share/plasma/plasmoids/com.github.burlog.plasmoid-sysmon
QML debugging is enabled. Only use this in a safe environment.
qml: View QML loaded
Toolbox not loading, toolbox package is either invalid or disabled.
qml: New Containment: ContainmentInterface(0x55f70c014490)
Constructing a KPluginInfo object from old style JSON. Please use kcoreaddons_desktop_to_json() for "/home/munawar/.local/share/plasma/plasmoids/com.github.burlog.plasmoid-sysmon" instead of kservice_desktop_to_json() in your CMake code.

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burlog
1 year ago

Hi,

it seems like that systemmonitor doesn't provide any "sources" or they aren't added to table in Data Sources table.

Do you see any rows in this table and just the sources name column is empty or even rows is missing?

Have you tried to open the configuration dialog and click to Data Sources tab in plasmoidviewer?

Is there any "error" message in plasmoidviewer console output if you try it?

Is ksysguardd process running?

$ ps ax | grep ksysguardd

You can also try to see if systemmonitor is in output of this command

$ plasmaengineexplorer --list systemmonitor

and if yes do you see any DataSources:

$ plasmaengineexplorer --engine systemmonitor

You can edit ~/.local/share/plasma/plasmoids/com.github.burlog.plasmoid-sysmon/contents/ui/DataSourcesConfig.qml file and add new lines between 73-74 and 74-75 lines how the example shows:

for (var i in systemmonitor.sources) {
print("before filter", i)
if (systemmonitor.sources[i].match(/[^\x{0000}-\x{007F}]/)) continue
print("after filter", i)

After file saving the plasma must be restarted. You can logout and login or you can run

$ killall plasmashell && plasmashell

Thanks for "debuging" :)

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