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A KDE Plasma 6 Plasmoid for monitoring cryptocurrency exchange rates on various exchanges

Basic system monitoring conky.

Plasmoid for monitoring CPU, memory, network traffic, GPUs and disks IO.

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 plasmoid is an enhanced QML/C++ implementation of my BusyTasks program. It displays the most active process for each of the four computer components: processor, memory, harddisk and network. Similarly to the Java app, it uses iotop and nethogs as data sources. It is intended and optimised ...

OSBMonitor is a lightweight KDE Plasma 6 widget (Plasmoid) that monitors the build status of your Open Build Service (OBS) projects and packages. It provides at-a-glance visual feedback about the health of your builds, directly in your Plasma desktop panel.

Widget that tracks updates and providing notifications for new ones. Features: • Notification for updates and news • Searching updates for Arch (+AUR), Plasma Widgets, Flatpak • Bash script with useful options for managing packages • Two types of lists: compact and extended with additional ...

System temperatures at a glance For Plasma 5, please see: https://store.kde.org/p/2070765/ Inspired by: https://github.com/kotelnik/plasma-applet-thermal-monitor and its fork https://gitlab.com/agurenko/plasma-applet-thermal-monitor This applet uses libksysguard for retrieving temperature ...

Custom Configuration: Allows the user to define a comma-separated list of cryptocurrencies of interest (e.g., BTC, ETH, XRP). Set custom colors for display: Color of the currency symbol. Color for positive variation. Color for negative variation. Color for secondary text. Background color ...

Process Monitor Plasma 6 Version Available Here "https://www.pling.com/p/2160638/" Plasmoid to display a limited number of system processes and resource usage. Best way I have found to update to new a version is to use kpackagetool5, details below. Note: The Values displayed by this ...