No frames, no scripts, no Java...no nonsense.
KTimemon
Note: this is a preliminary version of the KTimemon page. I'll update it as
soon as I have time...i.e. never.
KTimemon is a small utility I wrote for the KDE
project. It is (hopefully) well integrated into the desktop. KTimemon basically
shows a bar graph indicating usage of system resources such as CPU, memory etc.
For more information, you can browse a copy of the
KTimemon manual.
News
29 Aug 1998 New version 0.2a. Fixed a small bug when autodetecting the
location of the proc filesystem. Thanks to
Tobe Toben for the
bug report.
3 Dec 1998 New version 0.2b. Fixes a tiny bug in colour allocation.
No need to upgrade if you didn't have any problems installing the thing,
because there's no new functionality.
11 Feb 1999 New version 0.3. Highlights (hahaha) include a port to
Solaris and Digital Unix (DEC/OSF1), configurable mouse bindings, and
configuration clean-up.
16 Apr 1999 New version 0.3a. Tiny updates to translation and new
feature: tooltips showing system usage numerically.
8 Jan 2000 New version 0.3b. Fix for /proc file system
access under Linux.
Screen Shots
Obligatory screen-shots:
In the left image, KTimemon occupies its own toplevel window, while the
image on the right shows it swallowed by the system panel (save space on
your screen).
Download
You can download KTimemon either from
this site or the
KDE Ftp-Server (or one of its mirrors).
There is a patch available
for upgrading from version 0.3a (apply in the ktimemon/ subdirectory).
Feedback: m.maierhofer@ieee.org.
