[Fluxbox-users] cpu and net monitor for Fluxbox

[Frank McCormick]

The only thing that keeps me in Icewm over Flux right now is the cpu and
net monitors that come by default with Icewm.
Is there anything comparable for Flux? - I know there are a lot of
monitors out there but none which, to me, are as convenient as the ones
which sit in Icewm's task bar. Has anyone found a good way around this.
I am not looking for something which sits in the "slit".

Thanks for any suggestions

[Javier Vasquez]

Post by Frank McCormick
The only thing that keeps me in Icewm over Flux right now is the cpu and
net monitors that come by default with Icewm.
Is there anything comparable for Flux? - I know there are a lot of
monitors out there but none which, to me, are as convenient as the ones
which sit in Icewm's task bar. Has anyone found a good way around this.
I am not looking for something which sits in the "slit".
Thanks for any suggestions
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How about conky (http://conky.sourceforge.net/), most distros have it
installed. Attached goes my ~/.conkyrc that just shows the
information I want and looks like part of the backgorund, :-)

[Frank McCormick]

Post by Javier Vasquez

Post by Frank McCormick
The only thing that keeps me in Icewm over Flux right now is the cpu and
net monitors that come by default with Icewm.
Is there anything comparable for Flux? - I know there are a lot of
monitors out there but none which, to me, are as convenient as the ones
which sit in Icewm's task bar. Has anyone found a good way around this.
I am not looking for something which sits in the "slit".
Thanks for any suggestions
--
Cheers

How about conky (http://conky.sourceforge.net/), most distros have it
installed. Attached goes my ~/.conkyrc that just shows the
information I want and looks like part of the backgorund, :-)

Tried conky once a couple of years back but I had trouble getting it
to play nice with my then-nvidia card.
I'll try again and see if I like.

Thanks for the file.

[Frank McCormick]

Post by Frank McCormick
The only thing that keeps me in Icewm over Flux right now is the cpu and
net monitors that come by default with Icewm.
Is there anything comparable for Flux? - I know there are a lot of
monitors out there but none which, to me, are as convenient as the ones
which sit in Icewm's task bar. Has anyone found a good way around this.
I am not looking for something which sits in the "slit".

For all I know any wmdockapp will sit in the slit.
http://www.dockapps.org/index.php
Knock yourself out :}

Downloaded a couple ..I'll check 'em out.

Thanks for the link.

[napo978]

Post by Frank McCormick
The only thing that keeps me in Icewm over Flux right now is the cpu and
net monitors that come by default with Icewm.
Is there anything comparable for Flux? - I know there are a lot of
monitors out there but none which, to me, are as convenient as the ones
which sit in Icewm's task bar. Has anyone found a good way around this.
I am not looking for something which sits in the "slit".
Thanks for any suggestions

gkrellm -w
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[Maxim Gonchar]

I use lxpanel for that purpose with cpu graph, battery and lan monitor. The
fluxbox panel takes 93% of screen width, while lxpanel takes the remaining
7%.

regards,
Maxim

Post by napo978

Post by Frank McCormick
The only thing that keeps me in Icewm over Flux right now is the cpu and
net monitors that come by default with Icewm.
Is there anything comparable for Flux? - I know there are a lot of
monitors out there but none which, to me, are as convenient as the ones
which sit in Icewm's task bar. Has anyone found a good way around this.
I am not looking for something which sits in the "slit".
Thanks for any suggestions

gkrellm -w
B-

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[Frank McCormick]

Post by Frank McCormick

The only thing that keeps me in Icewm over Flux right now is=

the

Post by Frank McCormick
cpu and

net monitors that come by default with Icewm.
Is there anything comparable for Flux? - I know there are a =

lot of

Post by Frank McCormick

monitors out there but none which, to me, are as convenient =

as

Post by Frank McCormick
the ones

which sit in Icewm's task bar. Has anyone found a good way a=

round

Post by Frank McCormick
this.

I am not looking for something which sits in the "slit".
Thanks for any suggestions

gkrellm -w
I use lxpanel for that purpose with cpu graph, battery and lan mon=

itor.

Post by Frank McCormick
The fluxbox panel takes 93% of screen width, while lxpanel takes t=

he

Post by Frank McCormick
remaining 7%.
regards,
Maxim

I ran lxpanel for a while...can't recall why I didn't stay with=
=20
it...maybe I'll try it again. I'm retired so I have plenty of time to
fool around with these things :)



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Cheers

[Valter Toffolo]

[Frank McCormick]

Post by napo978

The only thing that keeps me in Icewm over Flux right now is the c=

pu and

Post by napo978

net monitors that come by default with Icewm.
Is there anything comparable for Flux? - I know there are a lot of
monitors out there but none which, to me, are as convenient as the=

ones

Post by napo978

which sit in Icewm's task bar. Has anyone found a good way around =

this.

Post by napo978

I am not looking for something which sits in the "slit".
Thanks for any suggestions

gkrellm -w

I used to use gkrellm a few years back....but found it a bit of=
=20
overkill when I really just wanted to monitor input/output on my
eth0 connection and cpu activity.
I'll try a stripped down version with bassically only that and see
how it goes.




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Cheers

[unknown]

I was used to a simple dockapp called allin1, available on dockapps.org.

I've tried others but i'd always go back to allin1.

Sure the last release was way too long ago, but may still work fine...

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=A0 =A0 =A0> The only thing that keeps me in Icewm over Flux right now i=

s the

=A0 =A0 cpu and
=A0 =A0 =A0> net monitors that come by default with Icewm.
=A0 =A0 =A0> Is there anything comparable for Flux? - I know there are a=

lot of

=A0 =A0 =A0> monitors out there but none which, to me, are as convenient=

as

=A0 =A0 the ones
=A0 =A0 =A0> which sit in Icewm's task bar. Has anyone found a good way =

around

=A0 =A0 this.
=A0 =A0 =A0> I am not looking for something which sits in the "slit".
=A0 =A0 =A0>
=A0 =A0 =A0> Thanks for any suggestions
=A0 =A0 gkrellm -w

=A0> I use lxpanel for that purpose with cpu graph, battery and lan monit=

or.

=A0> The fluxbox panel takes 93% of screen width, while lxpanel takes the
=A0> remaining 7%.
=A0>
=A0> regards,
=A0> Maxim
=A0 =A0I ran lxpanel for a while...can't recall why I didn't stay with
it...maybe I'll try it again. I'm retired so I have plenty of time to
fool around with these things :)
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