I love the disk usage portion of this theme immensely and have modified it to fit my needs/style. However, I consider it more intuitive to read DU in terms of GB, not MB. How can I modify it to do so? I've tried playing with the .theme file for that, but all are displayed in MB. There's no Python script to edit, either, so I'm lost as a new Karamba user with some tagging experience but no true coding.
Oh, I forgot, cpu usage is now ok. but still there are differences in the RAM usage.
It would be very very nice, if there was a mailcheck option in this.
Then I could leave gkrellm and switch completely to this awesome theme ;-)
Really great work. I like it.
But this theme says that I'm using 100% of my precessor and 500MB of my Ram, when my gkrellm says, that my cpu usage is very low and I got 300MB ram free.
Why is that?
Could you gelp me.
Thanx
The high RAM usage probably comes from your buffers and cached RAM (look at KDE's System Monitor Applet for reference). As for the processor usage, are you running something constant with low processor priority, such as Folding@Home or SETI?
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I love the disk usage portion of this theme immensely and have modified it to fit my needs/style. However, I consider it more intuitive to read DU in terms of GB, not MB. How can I modify it to do so? I've tried playing with the .theme file for that, but all are displayed in MB. There's no Python script to edit, either, so I'm lost as a new Karamba user with some tagging experience but no true coding.
I do not know anything about python so I cnat right now do what You ask me. But in the feature I will use instead "df -h" command line in bash :)
Try "top" command in terminal it wil show YO the real usage of YR RAM :)
Oh, I forgot, cpu usage is now ok. but still there are differences in the RAM usage. It would be very very nice, if there was a mailcheck option in this. Then I could leave gkrellm and switch completely to this awesome theme ;-)
Really great work. I like it. But this theme says that I'm using 100% of my precessor and 500MB of my Ram, when my gkrellm says, that my cpu usage is very low and I got 300MB ram free. Why is that? Could you gelp me. Thanx
The high RAM usage probably comes from your buffers and cached RAM (look at KDE's System Monitor Applet for reference). As for the processor usage, are you running something constant with low processor priority, such as Folding@Home or SETI?
Ill Be First To Say, WOW This Is A Way Nice Theme