Network activity control via Netstat
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Monitor your network activity via netstat to control network access from and to you computer.
15 years ago
-Just modified the background (bigger and nicer )
- add the option -t for fedora core users to prevent printing out all active Unix sockets(thanks to liquidat)
- modification of the police
- add listening of "top" (used process) and "temp" (temperature checking)
Thanks to "NoAlWin aka K"
-NEw background totally transparent.
15 years ago
-Just modified the background (bigger and nicer )
- add the option -t for fedora core users to prevent printing out all active Unix sockets(thanks to liquidat)
- modification of the police
- add listening of "top" (used process) and "temp" (temperature checking)
Thanks to "NoAlWin aka K"
-NEw background totally transparent.
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Network activity control via Netstat is part of KDE Themes and Extensions, which is supported by the following people:
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charliebabitt
15 years ago
Where did you get the "You are not alone" wallpaper from?
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charliebabitt
15 years ago
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lambda512
15 years ago
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lambda512
15 years ago
text x=20 y=65 sensor=program program="echo /dev/hda: `hddtemp -n /dev/hda` ºC ; echo /dev/hdb: `hddtemp -n /dev/hdb` ºC" color=0,0,0 fontsize=10 font="Lucida Console" interval=3000
for run in hdb only modify to
text x=20 y=65 sensor=program program=" echo /dev/hdb: `hddtemp -n /dev/hdb` ºC" color=0,0,0 fontsize=10 font="Lucida Console" interval=3000
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lambda512
15 years ago
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liquidat
15 years ago
If you are using a german system, you have to change ESTABLISHED to VERBUNDEN - I think its similar for other localized linux systems.
And: I hat to add the option -t to the netstat command - here on Fedora Core it prints out all active Unix sockets without a -t.
liquidat
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skyboy
15 years ago
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