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this is my repo of the scripts for use with the Xfce4 panel generic monitor (xfce4-genmon-plugin)

license

dependencies

• xfce4-panel
• xfce4-genmon-plugin

install dependencies in Ubuntu and some other debian distros

sudo apt install xfce4-panel xfce4-genmon-plugin

install dependencies in Fedora

sudo dnf install xfce4-panel xfce4-genmon-plugin

install dependencies in openSuse

sudo zypper install xfce4-panel xfce4-genmon-plugin

install dependencies in some rpm distros

sudo rpm --install xfce4-panel xfce4-genmon-plugin

list of scripts

xfce4-genmon-cpu.sh

xfce4-genmon script to monitor current cpu usage

• monitors cpu usage in % and show it in xfce4-panel in color manner
• has warning (yellow) and alarm (red) thresholds
• you can change thresholds in the script

xfce4-genmon-gpu.sh

xfce4-genmon script to monitor current nvidia gpu usage

• monitors gpu usage in % and show it in xfce4-panel in color manner
• has warning (yellow) and alarm (red) thresholds
• you can change thresholds in the script

xfce4-genmon-hdd.sh

xfce4-genmon script to monitor hdd (partition) free space

• monitors hdd free space in Gigabytes and show it in xfce4-panel in color manner
• has warning (yellow) and alarm (red) thresholds
• you can change thresholds in the script
• by default displays /home, but you can specify different path in the first script parameter, such as .../xfce4-genmon-hdd.sh /opt

xfce4-genmon-mem.sh

xfce4-genmon script to monitor current memory usage

• monitors memory usage in Gigabytes and show it in xfce4-panel in color manner
• has warning (yellow) and alarm (red) thresholds
• you can change thresholds in the script

xfce4-genmon-swap.sh

xfce4-genmon script to monitor current swap usage

• monitors swap usage and show it in xfce4-panel in color manner
• has warning (yellow) and alarm (red) thresholds
• you can change thresholds in the script

xfce4-genmon-uptime.sh

xfce4-genmon script to display current system uptime

• displays current system uptime
• has two periods:
  • first - during which uptime is displayed down to minutes, default 86400 seconds (1 day)
  • second - during which uptime is displayed down to hours, default 864000 seconds (10 days)
• you can change periods in the script

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