Procvue

Procvue — an ambient system monitor written using the Enlightenment Foundation Libraries, powered by the enigmatic daemon. A GKrellM homage.

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Procvue is a second-generation enigmatic client. System data is sourced from the enigmatic daemon via libenigmatic_client — procvue attaches to the running daemon and receives system snapshots in real time.

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Panels

• CPU — smoothed utilization average across all cores, with bar indicator
• FREQ — average CPU frequency across all cores (MHz / GHz)
• TEMP — average CPU temperature across all cores (°C), with warm/hot threshold indicators
• PROC / USERS — process count and logged-in user count
• DISK — aggregate read/write rates across all mounted filesystems
• NET — RX/TX LED indicators with auto-detected active interface and decay timers
• RAM — memory utilization percentage with bar indicator
• UPTIME — system uptime

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Dependencies

• EFL (ecore, ecore-evas, edje, elementary)
• enigmatic daemon + libenigmatic_client
• Meson + Ninja

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Building

Procvue requires the enigmatic daemon. Build and install it first:

git clone https://git.enlightenment.org/netstar/enigmatic.git
cd enigmatic
meson setup build
ninja -C build
sudo ninja -C build install
enigmatic

Then build procvue:

git clone https://github.com/ttocyob/procvue.git
cd procvue
meson setup build
ninja -C build
sudo ninja -C build install

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Planned

• Client-side decorations (CSD)
• Battery panel
• Other panels?

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Acknowledgements

Procvue uses enigmatic, a system monitoring daemon written by Alastair Poole (netstar / haxworx). Alastair is also the author of Evisum, the established EFL system monitor.

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License

BSD-2-Clause