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I'm going to enlist top 10 Conky configurations till date that you can use on your desktop to increase the eye-candy.
How to install and configure Conky in Ubuntu.
Today I'm going to explain the method to install and configure Conky in Ubuntu Linux in few steps.
Some Basic Linux Commands, For Beginners...
Some Basic Linux Commands, For Beginners... An A-Z Index of the Linux BASH command line.
Adding NTFS Support to your Linux Distribution
Many Linux Distrobutions Ship with no NTFS Support. NTFS Is the windows File System.
Linux high-performance cluster monitoring with Ganglia
This article will walk you through Installing and configuring the basic Ganglia (a scalable, distributed monitoring system for high-performance clusters) setup. it will also show you how to use the Py...
Desktop Eye Candy - Setting Up Conky
Make your desktop look awesome! We go over installing conky and basic configuration. My conkyrc file is provided with a screenshot
Reduce power consumption through smart activity monitors
Learn how to reduce your power consumption in your Linux computers by monitoring application-usage patterns and user activity. After tuning your kernel, hdparm, ACPI, and CPU settings, discover how to...
dnstop: Monitor DNS Server Network Traffic In Real Time
dnstop is a great tool when maintaining a DNS server. Log file can give out required information but dnstop is just like top command for monitoring dns traffic. It is a small tool to listen on device ...
Setup a Syslog Server
This tutorial is for setting up a syslog server in FreeBSD and Linux. A syslog server is useful to log messages from different network devices or servers to a dedicated log server machine.
Graphical LPAR Monitor for System p5 Servers
Discover a graphical LPAR monitor for the System p5 Server that allows the status of CPU and memory resources used by one or more LPARS to be monitored side by side. LPAR state information that can be...