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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...

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

From store.kde.org 1. Go to the desktop. 3. Right Click the desktop, select "Add Widgets

the applet is clicked. Optional dependencies: - plasma-addons (may be called plasma5-addons, kdeplasma

A simple widget showing the state of the Nvidia GPU for Nvidia drivers > 435 using Prime Render Offload.

. [b]Install[/b] To install, first [b][i]right click on the KDE desktop[/b][/i], when the menu appears, choose

Corrected version of Thermal Monitor widget. https://store.kde.org/p/998915/ Fixed: Dropping

This is a super simple battery plasmoid widget; it show the remaining battery charge, in form of an icon and a percent value.

Plasma 5 applet for monitoring Fan Speed sensors (lmsensors and nvidia-smi if applicable). Coding very largely based off of Kotelnik's thermal Monitor https://github.com/kotelnik/plasma-applet-thermal-monitor. Original Icon is Fan Icon made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com...

[b]You must install lm-sensors[/b] to add temp/fan sensors in the config. [b]sudo apt install lm-sensors[/b] [b]sudo sensors-detect[/b] * Panel "icon" is an animated version of the KSysGuard icon that shows your current CPU usage. * Disk Drives are parsed from the command `lsblk...