conky-grapes

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What is it

This repository aims at providing you everything you need to be able to very quickly build a fantastic grape-shaped lua/ conky adapted to your machine including: * Metrics on temperature, cpu (maximum fixed to 8 cpu to display), disks (maximum 3 filesystem), memory (ram and swap), networking (we select the interface used as default gateway), and battery when relevant. * 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 to select different colors for the rings, the section titles, and the text.

note: the limits on cpu and filesystems are for display reason.

Why use it

To tune up your desktop of course! It is under GPLv3 License, so feel free to use, study, improve and share as you please.

How to use it


CONKY-GRAPES-MASTER - Directory Tree

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├── [2.1K]  conky_tpl
├── [ 25K]  create_config.py*
├── [ 475]  ethconf
├── [ 475]  ethconf_old
├── [ 280]  fs_watch
├── [ 34K]  gpl-3.0.txt
├── [ 34K]  LICENSE
├── [ 63K]  Michroma.ttf
├── [ 149]  nonetconf
├── [166K]  Play-Bold.ttf
├── [167K]  Play-Regular.ttf
├── [2.7K]  README.md
├── [9.2K]  rings-v2_tpl
├── [122K]  sample1.jpeg
├── [6.4K]  tachi_conky1.jpg
├── [6.7K]  tachi_conky1.png
├── [ 482]  wificonf
└── [ 482]  wificonf_old


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