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Conky is a open source software desktop system monitor for the X Window System. It is available for Linux, FreeBSD, and OpenBSD. Source
My work are forked from Neon Cipher good tutorial => Conky System Monitor on My Desktop. How to Install and Configure It on Linux.
I add the code after the 85 line in the conky.conf file:
sudo nano ~/.config/conky/conky.conf
$font${color DimGray}Debian Version $alignr ${execi 30 cat /etc/debian_version}
The output:
Don't forget to adjust the config file with your material.
Here the forked config file in english:
if you encounter any inconsistencies with the amount of memory, just toggle "no_buffers" to yes in the conky.conf file, stop and start conky processu with the system monitor, open an terminal and write conky and enter to take effects.
Last edited by wingcommander1999 (2020-07-31 08:51:06)
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And why do you use the sudo command for editing conky config in user dir?
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