MOST HUD is a collection of Conky configs that gives you almost a complete system monitoring.
- System info
- Battery status
- CPU
- Nvidia GPU
- Memory
- Disk
- Network
- Processes
- Journal log
- Time / Calendar
- Linux
- conky >= 1.11
- nvidia-settings
- Cutive Mono font
Download compressed files or use git clone.
git clone https://github.com/VHSgunzo/most-hud.gitGo through all .conf files and make sure your own device names are correct like disks / mount points / network interfaces etc. You do need to have some knowledge about how conky works so check out conky wiki
Execute the start_conky file in your terminal to run all widgets at once, or use conky -d -c /path/to/configfile.conf command to only launch the one you want, see the start_conky file for how the script loads all conf files.
This collection is developed for a screen resolution of 1920x1080px. So feel free to customize all widgets to fit your screen if they aren't positioned correctly for you.
See conky wiki for more information about how to work with conky configurations (widgets)
Why is all widgets in it's own file?
Mainly because it's easier to position them on the desktop.
How ever the bad thing about this is that it requires to run
multiple conky processes.
How do I make MOST HUD autostart on boot/login?
Look up how to create an autostart script on your distribution.
But most distributions that follows the FreeDesktop spec allows you to create a .desktop file in ~/.config/autostart/ for ex
~/.config/autostart/mosthud.desktop
[Desktop Entry]
Name=mosthud
Comment=A complete system monitoring running with conky.
Exec=/path/to/most-hud/start_conky
Terminal=false
Type=Application
How do I customize the widgets in MOST HUD?
Just edit the conf file you want to customize and save. If conky
is already running the conf file you edit it should update without
a restart of conky. See conky wiki and man conky pages for more information
on what you can do with conky.