revoohc
July 2nd, 2008, 02:10 PM
I need to monitor some system performance graphs(png's) that my company is publishing on an internal website. Is there any good way to do this with out having to keep my browser open with a ton of tabs?
My co-worker is running OSX and he is displaying them using the dashboard feature and it is able to keep updated and viewable at the click of a button.
I would really like to see if there is some in KDE that will let me do the same. There is probably close to 20 graphs that I need to be able to check on a very regular basis. I have looked at superkaramba, but have not seen a widget that will pull images from the web and refresh them. Any help/ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
My co-worker is running OSX and he is displaying them using the dashboard feature and it is able to keep updated and viewable at the click of a button.
I would really like to see if there is some in KDE that will let me do the same. There is probably close to 20 graphs that I need to be able to check on a very regular basis. I have looked at superkaramba, but have not seen a widget that will pull images from the web and refresh them. Any help/ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris