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Great little app
by Pascal - Jan 23rd 2005 14:47:33
Great little tool for my desktop. installed it on a Redhat enterprise 3
with no issue whatsoever.
I was using kbmon before which doesn't seem to be supported on later
version of redhat with newer QT libraries.
gkrellm was litterally brainless to install . Thanks to the author.
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Windows version
by Bill Nalen - Apr 26th 2002 14:59:51
I've ported this to the Windows platform. You can find it at http://www.nalens.com/bill/GKrellM.html
Bill
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good job!
by sin281 - Apr 23rd 2002 02:55:06
what an awesome little program. I had no clue how I ever made it without it
in the corner of my desktop.
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Re: good job!
by Plutoid - Jun 25th 2003 14:47:51
> what an awesome little program. I had no
> clue how I ever made it without it in
> the corner of my desktop.
I used to get along with a bunch of little applets, but really treasure
this little app! This is a must!
Regards,
jake@plutoid.com
http://www.plutoid.com
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Client-server GkRellm?
by Adrian - Oct 30th 2001 08:00:09
To make monitoring of several remote hosts easier
on network traffic, would it be possible to split
Gkrellm into a client and server? At the moment, if
you want to monitor a remote host, you have to
export the display to your workstation and run
Gkrellm on the remote host. This generates a lot of
X-Window traffic.
If the Gkrellm monitoring process (which gathers the
information to display) could run on the remote node
as a daemon and just send the raw data to the
display node, this would be more efficient in terms of
network traffic.
Finally, congrats on one of the best monitoring apps
I've seen!.
Cheers.
Adrian.
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Re: Client-server GkRellm?
by PsychoI3oy - Jul 30th 2003 18:43:11
> To make monitoring of several remote
> hosts easier
> on network traffic, would it be possible
> to split
> Gkrellm into a client and server? At
> the moment, if
> you want to monitor a remote host, you
> have to
> export the display to your workstation
> and run
> Gkrellm on the remote host. This
> generates a lot of
> X-Window traffic.
>
> If the Gkrellm monitoring process (which
> gathers the
> information to display) could run on the
> remote node
> as a daemon and just send the raw data
> to the
> display node, this would be more
> efficient in terms of
> network traffic.
>
> Finally, congrats on one of the best
> monitoring apps
> I've seen!.
>
> Cheers.
> Adrian.
>
AFACT the freebsd port has a daemon that runs in the background for such a
thing
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It is great
by adolf102 - Jan 13th 2001 08:01:17
I agree with everyone it's IMHO the best monitor for X even created !!! :-)
and thanks for it to the author
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gkrellm
by x400 - Apr 2nd 2001 09:14:51
> I agree with everyone it's IMHO the best
> monitor for X even created !!! :-) and
> thanks for it to the author
it rulz
it's very l33t i would say.
just one thing i need to ask you guys, is where can I get the themes for
it? and in which directory should it be installed to.
Keep up the good work dude.
--
Never Underestimate a person's capabilities.
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Re: gkrellm
by x400 - Apr 2nd 2001 09:18:04
% it rulz
>
> it's very l33t i would say.
>
> just one thing i need to ask you guys,
> is where can I get the themes for it?
> and in which directory should it be
> installed to.
>
> Keep up the good work dude.
>
>
>
ok, silly me, I didnt read the homepage. heh
--
Never Underestimate a person's capabilities.
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Re: It is great
by 10t8or - Aug 1st 2001 14:27:37
> I agree with everyone it's IMHO the best
> monitor for X even created !!! :-) and
> thanks for it to the author
Yes! and would even wonder if it will ever be a port for win2k or so.. it
is so useful that I can't stand without..
tent:wq =)
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Re: It is great
by the wackness - Oct 27th 2001 00:47:29
I found a similar program for windows. I can't recall the name of it, but
if you search download.com for system monitors or google.com with the
phrase '"system monitors" +windows' you may find it. It took some time for
me to locate one. The program I am thinking about isn't free however. It
is shareware. It's an alright program but not grkellm.
--
Merchandise, it keeps us alive.
But you're not what you own.
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Review of gkrellm 0.9.8
by bneely - Apr 28th 2000 12:25:44
Linuxcare has reviewed gkrellm 0.9.8 as part of its App of the Week
column. Read
the review!
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What a wonderful program!
by Whelkman - Apr 8th 2000 06:52:25
I'm surprised there have been no comments yet! I'm a fairly big dock app
fan and was intrigued when I heard about this one. Well, I compiled it
and: wow! This can replace about half of the dock apps you see around by
itself, and, better yet, it's not window manager dependent! What's even
better is that gkrellm supports a plugin interface, allowing vast
expandability! gkrellm is very easy on the CPU and packs a lot of
information into a little bit of space. Do yourself a favor and try this
program!
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