Manage Location on the screen for each widget

[lslamp]

@Rizado
As I said earlier, this is really a great product and would really like to know more about it.
How portable is it, is it set to be a desktop application or can it be installed on a central server and configured to display remote machine information?

Is there a way to place the widgets in different locations on the screen?

below is my current desktop

Thanks
Lawrence

[Rizado]

Hi!
Very thanks for your rating!
Answer to your questions.
This is application for single PC, it can all that can Conky. But Conky cannot transfer its information to other PC.
If you want to place widgets in other place on your screen or change its size see file "conky.conf" in directory with config. You can change these options (world_clock as example):

    alignment = 'tr',
    gap_x = 440,
    gap_y = 20,
    minimum_width = 400,
    maximum_width = 400,
    minimum_height = 240,

You can add maximum height too. Please see https://conky.cc/config_settings for reference.
And today I added calendar with events.

Sincerelly,
Vitalii.

[lslamp]

You have created an incredible dashboard. Very impressive. Informative.
I do have a question if I may.
How much effort to add another graph for the system load.
something like the output of this
dstat -clm --nocolor
or this
uptime | awk '{print $6,$7,$8,$9,$10}'

Thanks
Lawrence

[lslamp]

Sorry I missed my question about the calendar. I have added the calendar but can it be linked to a calendar that linked to my mailbox. It is a bit strange adding events to it in the config file.

Lawrence

[Rizado]

You have created an incredible dashboard. Very impressive. Informative. I do have a question if I may. How much effort to add another graph for the system load. something like the output of this dstat -clm --nocolor or this uptime | awk '{print $6,$7,$8,$9,$10}'

I don't know now. I'll try.

Sorry I missed my question about the calendar. I have added the calendar but can it be linked to a calendar that linked to my mailbox. It is a bit strange adding events to it in the config file.

What format of data? Do you give me an example? Without real data, you may replace your events to "event 1", "event 2" etc.

[lslamp]

basically system load is set into 3 readings.
There are a number of ways to extract the information.
method #1
uptime | awk '{print $9,$10,$11,$12,$13}'
the first two $9 and $10 shows the words load average, the next three are the the load, the first number is load over the last 5 mins, the second number is the load over the last 10 mins and the third is the load over the last 15 mins.
the output is
load average: 0.34, 0.40, 0.37

method #2
w | grep 'load average' | awk '{print $8,$9,$10,$11,$12}'
output is
load average: 0.22, 0.35, 0.35

below is a graph that I found that might be a good way to show. There might be other ways but you can use your imagination.

here is another visual

[Rizado]

Hi!
Sorry for pause, sometimes my job requires much time.
About the calendar I mean an example of info. You get this info as JSON, XML, etc?

[lslamp]

I am in the same position. We all have work to do.

I appreciate you trying.
no this information is extracted from the linux OS sys. you can extract the info in multiple ways.

I have no clue how they get the data to be presented in a graph.

Lawrence