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The following page has been changed by 80.141.82.177: http://freevo.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/DocumentationPage_2fPluginInfo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ == Idle Bar == -This plugin puts a bar at the top of the screen so you can put other plugins in it, like weather, cd status, clock, mail and goes... +This plugin puts a bar at the top of the screen where other plugins can be displayed , like weather, cd status or clock. To activate the idle bar, put the following in your '''local_conf.py'''. @@ -55,13 +55,14 @@ {{{ plugin.activate( 'idlebar.interface' ) }}} -For 1.4.0; + +For 1.4.0 just; {{{ plugin.activate( 'idlebar' ) }}} -This activates the bar, but put nothing in there, so you need to add more plugins. Note that +This activates the bar, but puts nothing in there, so you need to add more plugins. Note that plugins inside the idlebar are sorted based on the {{{<LEVEL>}}} (except the clock, it's always on the right side) @@ -137,16 +138,16 @@ === Clock === -This one put a clock at the right side of the idle bar. It displays in this format: -''<Abbreviated weekday> <12hour>:<minutes> <AM/PM>''. +This one puts a clock at the right side of the idle bar. -To activate the idle bar clock, put the following in your '''local_conf.py'''. +To activate it, put the following in your '''local_conf.py'''. {{{ plugin.activate( 'idlebar.clock' ) }}} - -If you don't like the format, you can change the format by specifing the format as an argument, such as: + +The default display format of the clock is: ''<Abbreviated weekday> <12hour>:<minutes> <AM/PM>''. +If you don't like the format, you can easily change the format by specifing the format as an argument, such as: {{{ plugin.activate( 'idlebar.clock', level=50, args=('%a %H:%M', )) @@ -194,35 +195,28 @@ === Sensors === -This plugin can display your cpu and case temperature and ram usage. This requires a properly configure lm_sensors! If the standard sensors frontend delivered with lm_sensors works you're OK. - -As of release 1.4-rc3, the sensors plugin can also read kernel 2.6 sensors (located in the /sys filesystem). This doesn't require lm_sensors installed, but needs the proper kernel Chip & Bus driver enabled (and loaded if u compiled them as modules). - -Also note that recent versions of Freevo (as of 1.4rc-2 ??) don't use idlebar.sensors, but idlebar.system.sensors instead. - +This plugin can display your cpu and case temperature and ram usage. This requires a properly configured lm_sensors. If the standard sensors frontend delivered with lm_sensors works you're OK. As of release 1.4-rc3, the sensors plugin can also read kernel 2.6 sensors (located in the /sys filesystem). This doesn't require lm_sensors installed, but needs the proper kernel Chip & Bus driver enabled (and loaded if u compiled them as modules). When one of your temperatures goes over the lm_sensors specified maximum temperature, the font color of all text on the idlebar changes to red, so u'll notice when your freevo box is starting to fry :). If you want to adjust these maximums, have a look at the lm_sensors documentation. The defaults are sane (60�s). -{{{<cpusensor>}}} and {{{<casesensor>}}} are the corresponding lm_sensors: this should be ''temp1'', ''temp2'' or ''temp3''. Defaults to ''temp3'' for {{{<cpusensor>}}} and ''temp2'' for {{{<casesensor>}}}. +To activate the idle bar sensors, put the following in your '''local_conf.py'''. +Syntax: + +{{{ +plugin.activate('idlebar.system.sensors', level=40, args=('<cpusensor>', '<casesensor>', '<meminfo>')) +}}} +(note that older versions of Freevo (before 1.4rc-2 ??) use idlebar.sensors instead of idlebar.system.sensors.) -{{{<meminfo>}}} is the memory info you want, types ar the same as in '''/proc/meminfo''' : +{{{<cpusensor>}}} and {{{<casesensor>}}} are the corresponding lm_sensors: they should be ''temp1'', ''temp2'' or ''temp3''. The default values are ''temp3'' for {{{<cpusensor>}}} and ''temp2'' for {{{<casesensor>}}}. +You can choose which meminfo you want, the types are the same as in '''/proc/meminfo''' {{{ MemTotal , MemFree, MemShared, Buffers, Cached, SwapCached, Active, Inactive, HighTotal, HighFree, LowTotal, LowFree, SwapTotal and SwapFree }}} -The plugin defaults {{{<meminfo>}}} to ''{{{MemTotal}}}''. These names are '''case-sensitive''', so be carefull. +The default is: ''{{{MemTotal}}}''. +These names are '''case-sensitive''', so be carefull. {{{<casesensor>}}} and {{{<meminfo>}}} arguments can be set to {{{None}}} if you don't want them. {{{<cpusensor>}}} cannot be turned off at the moment. - - -To activate the idle bar sensors, put the following in your '''local_conf.py'''. - -Syntax: - -{{{ -plugin.activate('idlebar.sensors', level=40, args=('<cpusensor>', '<casesensor>', '<meminfo>')) -}}} - Example: CPU is temp3 in lm_sensors, I want no case info and I want to display the free memory ({{{MemFree}}}): ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: Sybase ASE Linux Express Edition - download now for FREE LinuxWorld Reader's Choice Award Winner for best database on Linux. http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=5588&alloc_id=12065&op=click _______________________________________________ Freevo-wikilog mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freevo-wikilog
