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Plasma 5 plasmoid for monitoring CPU, frequency, RAM, swap activity, network traffic, GPU activity, Disk activity and CPU/GPU temperature. [b]NOTE[/b] : This is fork from original plasmoid [url]https://www.pling.com/p/998908[/url]. [b][u]REQUIRED DEPENDENCIES[/u][/b] : - [b]libksysguard[/b]...

Monitor Plasmoid Comment=Shows System Monitor Information Icon=org.kde.plasma.systemloadviewer Type

Monitor" in Plasma Addons, Plasma Widgets. ### From store.kde.org 1. Go to the desktop. 3. Right Click

plasma-applet-net-bandwidth-monitor Network bandwidth monitor for plasma using dbus Plasma 5 widget that displays network bandwidth data. Built upon the foundations of the excellent work by dfaust and bstrong5280: https://github.com/dfaust/plasma-applet-netspeed-widget/ |...

This is a modified fork of https://www.opendesktop.org/p/998895/ It is meant to work with sysfs if you are unable to get ksysguard which seems discontinued. There is no need to install anything, sysfs is enabled by default by the kernel

This Plasma 5 extensions allow you to monitor the current consumption and capacity of the battery (orange line = capacity of battery, red = consumption). Extension displays the data graphically. It is possible to set the number of samples per minute (1-60: e.g. 5 = 5x per minute plot values to...

Another stupidly simple KDE Plasma 5 widget to monitor the power consumption of your CPU (only

This applet show info about used and total space of your Yandex.Disk account. It just run "yandex-disk status" every five minutes and parse output. On Ubuntu 22.04 you also can install it from PPA: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bulvinkl/ppa sudo apt update sudo apt install plasmoid-ydinfo

A stupidly simple KDE Plasma 5 widget to monitor the power consumption of your laptop battery

This is a simple widget that shows the status of your video graphics card using the "prime-select" command and lets you switch between your Nvidia card and your intel video card. Also, it give you the option to see what version of Nvidia drivers you have and a quick short-cut to open...