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Miroslav Rovis wrote: |
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> On 170410-21:00-0700, Ian Zimmerman wrote: |
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>>>> Here's another vote for gkrellm, which I have been using for more years than |
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>>>> I can easily remember. I have it permanently on display on all desktops |
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>> mee too |
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> And installs and runs just fine in a sans-dbus system. |
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> Years ago that, to my best recollection, wasn't the case. I had to go |
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> without it when I converted my system to sans-dbus. |
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> Now I'm back to using it. The building and installing was very quick |
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> too! |
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> I found and set a smaller font size, and I'm only left with one, |
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> non-urgent, thing to do. It's slightly larger than I would want it to |
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> be. I think it was possible back a few years ago to get is to occupy |
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> less space on a desktop. Horizontally is fine, but vertically on |
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> 1024x768 screen, it occupies almost two-thirds of the height. Possible? |
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> Any tips? |
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> Regards! |
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The way I adjust the overall height on mine, I adjust the height of each |
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section. For example, I make the CPU chart(s) shorter, then then hard |
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drive(s), processes etc until I get a height I want. It takes some time |
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to tweak it and get it right but eventually, I find a sweet spot. |
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Another thing, at least this used to work, adjusting fonts and their |
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size. That generally affects the height some too. |
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I'm not aware of a way to do that as a whole with a single setting. If |
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someone knows of one, I'd be interested in it too. |
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Hope that helps. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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