SysPeek System Monitor Indicator
SysPeek is a system monitor indicator that displays CPU usage, memory usage, swap usage, disk usage and network traffic.
Install SysPeek on ubuntu 11.04(Natty)
Open the terminal and run the following commands
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:vicox/syspeek
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install syspeek
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After doing above I get unable to locate package syspeek
Really nice, thanks. I like the fact than is an indicator, not a gnome-panel applet. It fits better than the memory, cpu, network applets and all in one indicator. 🙂
The only thing i miss is an option to set which is the default resource to show in the icon (cpu, mem, disc space or network). Can that be changed by editing some config file?
Salut
Forced install in Lucid. It installs properly, except you can’t see any information. There’s only System Monitor, About, and Quit.
Oh, well.
I have made an unofficial PPA that has syspeek re-packaged for 12.04 and 12.10. https://launchpad.net/~emptythevoid/+archive/syspeeknew/+packages