GKrellM is a single process stack of system monitors which supports applying themes to match its appearance to your window manager, Gtk, or any other theme. |
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Here's some instructional or unusually interesting links about GKrellM:
- Mike Edwards wrote a PHP library useful for PHP developers who want to get information out of a gkrellmd server.
- William Stearns' gkrellmd over SSH tutorial.
- Christopher Carey shows how you can even monitor a TiVo with gkrellmd.
- Bryson Borg has done a similar gkrellmd port for a firmware modified Linksys WRT54G router.
GKrellM requires Gtk+ 2.4 or newer.
The GKrellM server (gkrellmd) requires only GLib 2.32 or newer and may be installed on servers that do not have Gtk+ or X11. See the INSTALL file.
- Linux: data is read from the /proc filesystem.
- FreeBSD: a version may be compiled using code contributed by Hajimu UMEMOTO
- Mac OS X: a version may be compiled using code contributed by Ben Hines
- NetBSD / OpenBSD: a version may be compiled using code contributed by Anthony Mallet
- Windows: A GKrellM that runs on Windows is provided by Stefan Gehn at his site.
Archive of previous GKrellM releases.
Arch
Arch package
Debian
Debian package
Gentoo
Gentoo package
FreeBSD
Free BSD Package
Windows
Windows Installer Package
A right mouse click on the side or top frames of the GKrellM window will pop up a menu for configuration.
Right click on charts to pop up a chart configuration.
Configure your window manager to place GKrellM, make it sticky (see the FAQ), ... and enjoy.
GKrellM is free software released under the GNU General Public License.
Feel free to email me with questions or suggestions.
Bill Wilson billw--at--gkrellm.net