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Plasma 5 plasmoid for monitoring CPU, frequency, RAM and swap activity.
REQUIRED DEPENDENCIES
- qt5-graphicaleffects
- e.g. package for kubuntu users: libqt5qml-graphicaleffects
HOW TO INSTALL
- Add Widgets... -> Get new widgets -> Download new plasma widgets
- find this applet and install through the first item with .plasmoid extension
4 years ago
1.0.5
- fixed for hiDPI fonts
1.0.4
- option for disable drop-shadows (by droserasprout from github)
- theming / sizing fixed
1.0.3
- resizing on desktop fixed
- option to disable mouse-hover hints
1.0.2
- run System Monitor on click
1.0.1
- Hz -> MHz fix (thanks sysghost)
1.0
- initial import
4 years ago
1.0.5
- fixed for hiDPI fonts
1.0.4
- option for disable drop-shadows (by droserasprout from github)
- theming / sizing fixed
1.0.3
- resizing on desktop fixed
- option to disable mouse-hover hints
1.0.2
- run System Monitor on click
1.0.1
- Hz -> MHz fix (thanks sysghost)
1.0
- initial import
makeme
6 months ago
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makeme
6 months ago
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Kelpee
9 months ago
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mystress
11 months ago
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keohr
1 year ago
I like your widget. It is nice and compact. But I have a question:
Can yo please add other system monitoring graphs like network throughput and disk activity? Although these are not specific 'resource' monitoring, it would certainly enhance your widget.
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weltqgel
2 years ago
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kacernator
2 years ago
sometimes when I click on plasma widget the KSysGuard app does not open. Sometimes it works sometimes it doens. I haven't been able to discover when it does not work.
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kacernator
2 years ago
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UserXYZ
3 years ago
Could you add some more functionality to the plasmoid, like separate graphs for each core, and one for overall cpu load, where each type can be switched on/off from the settings menu?
Also, some coloring options for each graph would be great, for example one set of colors for each core (also user settable), separate colors for memory graphs, etc...
Finally, it would be really nice if you could add cpu states to the popup (idle, i/o wait, user/system).
Cheeras, Andrea
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clearmartin
3 years ago
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sysghost
4 years ago
Example: 2200 Hz is only 2.2 MHz, which I believe is one incredibly slow CPU ;)
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sysghost
4 years ago
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clearmartin
4 years ago
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clearmartin
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fatino
4 years ago
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srog
4 years ago
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