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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 ...

A simple widget that pulls data from the Nightscout API so you can have better access to your blood sugar data.

tail -f filename Print last/new lines of the file.

Temperatures: CPU, Motherboard, Chipset, GPU Voltages: CPU, GPU Fan Speeds: CPU, Case, GPU I use it for monitoring the heat management, to later adjust in the BIOS the fan speeds while overclocking (games) or rising efficiency to reduce the noise of the machine (work).

. - Visual monitoring for high temperature, low disk space and low battery charge (orange is warning, red is critical) - A set of pre-defined colours that allows to easily adapt your settings to different backgrounds (colors can be added/ changed in the python file fairly easily). - Possibility ...

KDE System monitor on panel. (formerly ReText) Displays: * Used System Memory in MB/GB * Used System Memory in Percentage * CPU Usage in Percentage * CPU Clock * Displays Information as graph * Update Interval can be changed \m/ KDE === LOVE

Colourful basic conky with font URW Palladio L Rainbow Conky needed to have distances and spaces adjusted to accomodate a different font width To run Conky: place this file into ~/.config/ run with command: conky -c ~/.config/conky-URW.conf create startup application entry with above ...

Inline battery widget for your top Plasma panel. Features: • Indicators for charging, uncharging, and low battery • Fully customizable settings

KDE Full Notifications Applet: fork from KDE 5.8/5.12 Notification (org.kde.plasma.notifications) Donation: Any donations are welcome to: paypal: intika@librefox.org thanks a lot Features : Original kde notification features plus : Display unlimited notifications number (originally limited ...

The sysmon plasmoid is based on KDE standard system load plasmoids which are constrained to some chosen metrics like CPU load. In contrast, the sysmon can show any metric provided by the System Monitor data source engine. Installation is pretty simple and straight forward: $ git clone ...