SysTach

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net

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Description:

SysTach for KDE/Plasma

KDE4.x hybrid Plasma (native/QML) rewrite of the SysTach SuperKaramba widget:

http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/?content=72809

Videos:

Overview: https://youtu.be/eLq7ZUDpTFQ
Demo #1: https://youtu.be/oNwBRE1MG1Q
Demo #2: https://youtu.be/Ebp64_89S5Q

Features:

* Connects to ANY KDE Engine and Datasource
* Radial Gauges
* Digital Gauges
* Automatic ranging
* SVG-Skinnable Widgets

Coming soon:
*Ability to display output of command (useful for GPU temps, SMART data, etc.)
*More gauges! Text, digital, and graphs

The Source link below is a ZIP file of the entire Master branch.

The Master branch is also linked at the top of the page, under Version Control.

Last changelog:

3 years ago

0.2 - Release
[li]Fixed auto-adjust feature[/li]
[li]Fixed bug where values were not saved[/li]
0.1 - First Release

baltolkien
3 years ago

It works on Plasma 5?
Great work

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mjkersey
3 years ago

It does! I'm not sure if it will work without kde5libs-dev and deps installed, but that's required to build anyway.

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buschmann23
5 years ago

Packages for openSUSE can be found here:

http://software.opensuse.org/package/plasmoid-systach

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mjkersey
5 years ago

Thank you for packaging! As I do not run OpenSUSE, I don't have access to packaging tools. I've considered using an OpenBuilds service, but haven't had the time to set it all up.

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13finn
5 years ago

Thank you very much.

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mjkersey
5 years ago

Not a problem at all! The initial "release" was for a few friends that wanted only the Deb for Kubuntu x64 without the hassle of compiling and installing dependencies. It was uploaded before going to sleep, and I didn't feel like mucking around with creating github repo just yet.

Let me know if you have any build problems, as I have only tested the build on 3 machines of similar distributions and arch.

From what I can tell, kdelibs5-dev is the only "weird" package required to build, but if you've built other plasmoids from source, you probably have this installed.

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13finn
5 years ago

Binsry package formats are of no use to a lot of us. Source code is necessary and it would be appreciated if you would release a platform agnostic package like a tarball.

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mjkersey
5 years ago

Yes, it's there now, I created a Git Repository for this. Sorry, it was uploaded last night as a Deb package for a few folks that needed only the binary.

The Source link is a Zip download from GitHub. Scripts to build, install, uninstall the project are included.

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