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cool! what program is it that shows your system processes on the right?
 


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cool! what program is it that shows your system processes on the right?
Conky. This is my configuration of conky:

In principle it can show 10 processes but I only need 3.

Not to speak for them, but for the sake of time, that looks like 'conky'.

Yes, it is. Just majorly modified by me. :)
 

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I cleaned up the mess, without prejudice. I removed the entirety, as the user's account has been deleted and the remaining comments had nothing to do with the subject of the thread, merely the disruption.

Thanks for understanding.
 

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Playing with Conky Manager on mint. I think I will try to work on a script in python or geany. i forget witch one i used before....now that I think about it that was on raspberry pi. Conky manager is too simple I have to make my life hard lol!
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how is this in comparison to Linux mint? looks like the raspberry pi version slightly.
You have to manually configure some stuff, that is automated in Linuxmint. For example non-free drivers, partitioning and some preinstalled software.
 

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You have to manually configure some stuff, that is automated in Linuxmint. For example non-free drivers, partitioning and some preinstalled software.
Definitely sounds like its above my knowledge.
 

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That's cryptic, bro' (for The Viewers it's a comment I made 530 posts ago in May 2017 in this Thread) but I'm on my 2nd now ;)
 
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