> >>> * System Monitor Configuration Applet: >>> >>> Other than choosing the network interfaces and a keyboard shortcut >>> (what >>> for?) there is nothing to configure. Only plotting method is graph bar >>> and >>> the only color available is grey. I used to have monitors for CPU >>> temperature, User and system load, incoming outgoing traffic and CPU >>> frequency. These monitors had distinctive colors, some of them combined >>> (net >>> traffic) and I could immediately see what was going on. Not so anymore. >>> Three applets beside eachother look like one piece of of gray modern >>> art. >>> Oh, and resizing them is not an option. >>> >>> >> >> I will file an issue on that, please create a screenshot of the KDE 3 >> System Monitor to attach to the issue. If you could label the >> screenshot with the important bits it might help the designer >> (Probably Aaron, who eventually gets around to everything >> plasma-related) get it right the first time. >> > I read this one and agree that the system monitoring is a very nice > feature in KDE 3.5 I like the super-configurability of it. I don't know > if it's appropriate to attach an image to this mailing list or not, so > please forgive me if it's wrong (see attached image--only 5K!). I have > that strips of meters along the bottom of my screen and as you can see, > I monitor many items and I set the scales for most of them to meet my > desires. I also liked that I could put whatever titles and colors I > wanted on them. > > Thanks, > Paul > Hi Paul, Anyone can attach anything they want! In general, try to keep each attachment under 1 or 2 megabytes, and obviously no illegal stuff please. Tim