
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-sysmonitordash
You must install lm-sensors to add temp/fan sensors in the config.
sudo apt install lm-sensors
sudo sensors-detect
* Panel "icon" is an animated version of the KSysGuard icon that shows your current CPU usage.
* Disk Drives are parsed from the command `lsblk --output-all --json`.
* Uses the fullscreen popup window from the Application Dashboard widget.
* Can quickly setup lm_sensors temp graphs and fan graphs in the right most column.
v4 - December 2 2019 7 days ago
* Fix bug when leaving "settings" config tab caused plasma to freeze.
* Updated Dutch translation by @Vistaus (Pull Request #21)
v4 - December 2 2019 7 days ago
* Fix bug when leaving "settings" config tab caused plasma to freeze.
* Updated Dutch translation by @Vistaus (Pull Request #21)
v3 - August 17 2019 3 months ago
* Add a new config tab for tweaking the update interval (Issue #6)
* Ignore tun0 and tap0 network interfaces (Issue #9)
* Add ScrollView so we can show extra sensors. Each column scrolls independantly, but alway show cpu/ram/swap. (Issue #10)
* If a disk has a label, show it in brackets (Issue #11)
* If sensor units is in Volts, round to 2 decimal places (Issue #12)
* Add ability to toggle pausing sensor updates using middle click.
* Change the current default color for custom sensors from #000 to #888
* Show sensor name by default for custom sensors.
* Show a graph for each cpu core when more than 4 cores.
* Disconnect sensors in PartitionUsageBar when they're removed.
* Add a cpu based QML Canvas implementation instead of using KDE's hardware accelerated graphs which don't always work in a dashboard window for some reason.
* Make sure the hovered line is aligned to a data point.
* Show applet version in sensors page.
* Implement a network toggle config page (Issue #8)
* Add a text blurb and config button for new users (Issue #16)
v2 - January 28 2019 10 months ago
* Use multiple columns in the CPU legend to properly support >= 7 cpus. Displaying a max of 4 CPUs per column in the legend.
* Remove tooltip delay before appearing.
* Support opening the dashboard using a keyboard shortcut.
* Add Dutch translations by @Vistaus (Pull Request #2)
* Cleanup excess logging.
v1 - November 15 2018 10 months ago
* Display CPU/RAM usage over time.
* Display Ethernet/Wifi/Disk I/O over time.
* Display used storage for each Disk/Partition.
* Panel "icon" is an animated version of the KSysGuard icon that shows your current CPU usage.
* Uses the fullscreen popup window from the Application Dashboard widget.
* Can quickly setup lm_sensors temp graphs and fan graphs in the right most column.
N7DR
4 days ago
I normally use the Trinity desktop (i.e., more or less, KDE3) and am looking to move to the current version of KDE, but I need to be able
to run several widgets monitoring resources on remote systems. In KDE3/Trinity this is easy using the "System Guard" widget, but I don't see how to do it in KDE/plasma 5. This seems like the right widget, but maybe I'm wrong and there's another one that I need to install to do the job?
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https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-sysmonitordash/issues/23
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4 days ago
> https://docs.kde.org/trunk5/en/kde-workspace/ksysguard/ksysguard.pdf
Yes, ksysguard is what I use in Trinity(KDE3). But I can't see how to put ksysguard in a panel in KDE5 :-( That inability is what led me to look for a different widget, which is when I found yours.
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https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-sysmonitordash/issues
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9 months ago
https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-sysmonitordash
https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-sysmonitordash/issues/new
If not, just make the long comment here, and I'll create the individual issues on GitHub for you like I did for the peerwal's bug report.
https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-sysmonitordash/issues/1
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https://github.com/Zren/plasma-applet-sysmonitordash/commit/e9064ab3d76c6152a6fd77cdd1a90cec06d8afba.patch
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elderking1986
11 months ago
I checked for QtQuick Controls and I do have it installed. It's version is: 5.7.1~20161021-2
Thanks
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11 months ago
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5.11/qml-qtquick-controls2-tooltip.html
Debian Stable does have Qt 5.7.1, so I assume it should work with the package installed. Search for "quickcontrols2" (not sure what the package name is).
After you install, either test with:
plasmawindowed com.github.zren.sysmonitordash
If it worked, then restart plasmashell by restarting or running:
killall plasmashell; kstart5 plasmashell
Interestingly enough, I just installed Qt 5.12 in Manjaro and notice a bug. Oops. I'll look into uploading a new version tomorrowish for people with Qt 5.12.
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elderking1986
11 months ago
I installed the Qt Quick Templates 2 QML module as well to no avail. I'm completly lost.
When I type in that command you gave me this is what I get: https://i.imgur.com/oHLGEwP.png
Only thing I can guess is that it's a bug in something in Debian Stable or Debian Stable doesn't have a program that this widget requires.
I'd love to get this working though if possible. This widget looks awesome and it actually shows the fan speeds.
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