On Wednesday 09 May 2007 11:21, Randall R Schulz wrote:
> I like the "System Monitor" panel applet available in KDE. To activate
> it (if you use KDE), right click in the panel and select "Add Applet to
> Panel..." and select "System Monitor." This applet shows three columns,
> CPU use, RAM use and Swap use. The first two show color-coded
> categories of resource utilization. For CPU it's kernel, user, nice,
> and I/O wait and for RAM, kernel, application, buffer and cache. You
> can customize the colors.
'ey thanks! You know, as much playing with kde as I do--- and I missed
that
one... very nice. I notice that right clicking on the colored bars gives me
a configuration menu--- and hovering over the panel applet with the mouse
also provides a real-time text update as well. heh.. I just pegged the cpu
bars by grabbing the top of my mail editor and moving it around the screen a
bit... isn't it just amazing that most of the time linux just sits there
idle waiting to be almost 100% useful? Its got it all... fabulous resource
management... and its fun too. I'm tempted to launch into a joyful
hyperbole, but I spare y'all...
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