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a lightweight system monitor for the X Window System
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How can I make conky run on boot?
I would like to set conky as a start-up application so I do not have to run conky in the terminal after every boot. My conky is based of a template I found on reddit and I have edited it. … It can be found below:
# conky configuration
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# Settings
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background yes
use_xft yes
xftfont Liberation Sans …
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How to get my elementary laptop to show my quad-core CPU info?
I would like to get all four of my processor cores displayed in my Conky. Is there commands for certain info that I need or is it a straightforward thing that I'm overcomplicating? … Also if anyone could let me know how to start Conky on boot I would be grateful. I am fairly new to Linux, so the more detailed and novice-friendly the better. Thanks. …
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