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## Slayers Laptop / Wireless Karamba Theme
This is my first theme, I have taken small bits from other themes that I like
but just didn't have all what I was looking for.
Most of the paths in the scripts and the theme file will need to be changed to
reflect how your system is set-up.
Version 1.0
Wireless Network Info
This is what the theme will show.
Access Point MAC address
ESSID
Channel
Your wlan0 IP address
Link Quality
wlan0 traffic in and out on a graph (kbps)
Laptop Battery
Current Status - (Charging, Discharging, Fully Charged and if below 10% Very Low will display)
Capacity of the battery
System Info
CPU Usage percent and a graph
Memory load used/total
Disk Usage (I have it set for 3 mount points root / and my 2 windows drives)
Uptime
Username@doamin
16 years ago
Version 1.1
Cleaned up theme a bit adjusted groups for better look
Added drop shadow on some of the text
Changed the perl scripts to show charging / discharging in caps (Charging / Discharging)
Change perl script so that if battery level is 10% or below it beeps every 10 seconds
untill plugged in and status is Charging.
This will be my Final Version (unless something really cool come to mind)
Hope you enjoy
--Slayer
slayer@autumnleaf.org
Please do not E-mail me your problems with the theme, please post them in the comments here at kde-look.org
16 years ago
Version 1.1
Cleaned up theme a bit adjusted groups for better look
Added drop shadow on some of the text
Changed the perl scripts to show charging / discharging in caps (Charging / Discharging)
Change perl script so that if battery level is 10% or below it beeps every 10 seconds
untill plugged in and status is Charging.
This will be my Final Version (unless something really cool come to mind)
Hope you enjoy
--Slayer
slayer@autumnleaf.org
Please do not E-mail me your problems with the theme, please post them in the comments here at kde-look.org
zauros
15 years ago
m!Link Quality:(\d+)/(\d+)!;
with this:
m!Link Quality=(\d+)/(\d+)!;
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richb
16 years ago
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slayernfc
16 years ago
I'm not sure why it wouldn't work for you.
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