who wants a moonclock for the upcoming full moon

[shantiq]

some of you might be interested to use this as full moon approaches

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you will need to install it

sudo apt-get install gkrellm gkrellmoon

or do through synaptic and see how many more great elements are available for gkrellm

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then to enable start gkrellm click F1 for settings

enable.png


and to further enable

settings.png


PS many themes for the app unpack individually in ~/.gkrellm2/themes/

[grahammechanical]

I have just installed it and the cpufreq plugin. It is a neat little utility that now shows the on-demand frequency of both my CPU cores. Which I think is useful for any one wanting to experiment with over-clocking.

Regards.

[shantiq]

yes Graham it is an ace swiss knife utility sadly not well-known it seems ◼▶⦿=⦿◀◼

[Elfy]

I'd forgotten all about gkrellm, used to use that a whole lot when I was using a fluxbox.

[QIII]

gkrellm is really nice. Alas, some theming doesn't play well with KDE.

[ventrical]

I have just installed it and the cpufreq plugin. It is a neat little utility that now shows the on-demand frequency of both my CPU cores. Which I think is useful for any one wanting to experiment with over-clocking.

Regards.

Does that work on trusty ?