A custom Conky-like Linux system monitor written in Rust.
This project exists to replace my Conky configuration.
Issues with Conky:
- My configuration requires:
- Shell commands for many parts that Conky macros do not cover.
- Custom Python code for the weather panel.
- Conky has many C macros, e.g.
OBJ
insrc/core.cc
, making things hard to refactor. - Conky attempts to support X.org, MacOS. This introduces lots of code we don't need.
~/.config/dogky/dogky.yaml
- See
src/config.rs
for options. - Commands, e.g.
cpu_memory.process_list.top_command
, have environment variable support.
- See
~/.config/dogky/styles.yaml
- See
src/styles_config.rs
for options.
- See
The UI layout isn't configurable.
Copy src/show-ram-frequency.service
to /etc/systemd/system/show-ram-frequency.service
. Enable it:
$ systemctl enable show-ram-frequency.service
The UI is clickable. The cursor icon changes where this applies.
- Weather panel
- Opens the weather forecast in a browser.
- Process list
- Run a user-specified command. The intention is to launch some version of Top.
- Hardware names
- Click to copy.
To set up the project for development, run:
$ cd dogky/
$ pnpm install conventional-changelog-conventionalcommits
$ pre-commit install --hook-type pre-commit --hook-type commit-msg