An even simple UI designed for people running their Raspberry Pi as a server, and who quick and easy to read stats and control of their system.
Simply change directory (cd) into the directory where you want to store SimplerPiStats, then run the following command:
bash <(curl -s https://codeberg.org/snailboy/SimplerPiStats/raw/branch/main/install.sh)
If you with to use SimplerPiStats without a virtual environment (venv), use the following command instead:
bash <(curl -s https://codeberg.org/snailboy/SimplerPiStats/raw/branch/main/non-venv_install.sh)
Type the following into a web browser <your pi's local ip address>:5556. If you need help finding your Pi's local IP address, simply ssh into the Pi, and type in hostname -I, your Pi's local IP address is everything before the space.
:] Means your Pi's CPU is happy! (Under 40%)
:| Means your Pi's CPU is under a bit of load, but it's still okay (Between 40% and 75%)
>:[ Means your Pi is Angry. (Over 75%)
🔥 Means your Pi's temperature is around normal. (Below 50°C)
🔥🔥 Means your Pi's temperature is a little bit warm. (Between 50 and 70°C)
🔥🔥🔥 Means your Pi's H O T! (above 70°C, and you should probably do something rather quickly.)