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OdinsDream
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 Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2003 11:49 pm Post subject: Cool full-screen system monitor applications? |
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Does anyone know of any full-screen monitors, like graphs of network bandwidth usage, disk space, disk reads, etc?
Something like what gkrellm does, but on a full-screen, for the dual-monitor folks.
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Qball
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| keep one screen console and run youre ap there (there are enough console fullscreen monitor aps) |
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| Qball wrote: | | keep one screen console and run youre ap there (there are enough console fullscreen monitor aps) |
Care to point to a HowTo on getting a console on one monitor and X on the other?
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I'm extremely fond of graphs. I'd like nothing more than a big screenful of graphs. Typical time-on-x-axis type stuff.
ntop is a great monitoring app strictly for networking stuff.
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| did you try the web-interface to ntop? (port 3000) there are graphs for networks there ... but you are probably looking for dynamic graphs. |
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I'd love to see some kind of application with multiple monitors for system events. Possibly with nice graphics?
I've started working on an OpenGL thing, but I'll have to finish it in my spare time. The idea being a full-screen monitor with plugin-support for dynamically loading monitor "pages," we'll see what happens.
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There is an application for windows called spotlight, not sure who makes it, but they use it here at work, its full screen on the desktop and monitors a solaris server, with an oracle DB, looks cool enough, also has a funky sql interface which is pretty nice, but it does crash from time to time like all good things windows  |
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