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2014-09-09
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Have you measured the effect of this running service on the battery duration?
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2014-09-09
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If we close the app, does it stop also the daemon? Any possibility to keep it going?
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2014-09-09
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For received data:
There is an amount ato the top of the graphics, what does it say?
Like here: http://fastpic.ru/view/64/2014/0909/...a8f42.png.html there is 50Kb at the top, but the graphic shows, that there was received much more... is it an average value? and is there a way to show the complete amount?
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sysmon, system monitor |
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Currently you are able to see:
- CPU: total, user, system, io
- Battery: battery chage %
- Wlan traffic: rx and tx
- Cell traffic: rx and tx
- Memory: ram and swap usage
More stats will be added in future releases.Dump time/value for recorded data will be added in future releases.
During installation, package installs 'harbour-systemmonitord' service to your system, and starts it. If you remove package, service is stopped and uninstalled.
Default fetch data interval is 120 seconds, you can adjust it at settings page.
Service monitoring functions (current state, start/stop) willbe added in future releases.
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Warehouse or OpenRepos
Source code:
Github.
Screenshots:
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Last edited by Custodian; 2014-10-01 at 12:51.