##
## The information about the library of modules.
##

[library]

# The location of the modules
path=/usr/lib/ProcMeter3/modules

##
## The outputs to start (formatted as <module>.<output>[-g|-t|-b])
## Run 'procmeter3 --help' to get a full list of available modules.
##

[startup]

order = Date_Time.Time_HMS_TZ \
	Date_Time.Date_DMY \
	Date_Time.Uptime_DHM-t \
	Date_Time.Uptime_DHM-t \
	Stat-CPU.CPU-g \
	Stat-CPU.CPU_System-g \
	Stat-CPU.CPU_User-g \
	Processes.Load-t \
	Processes.Load-g \
	Processes.Processes-t \
	Processes.Processes-g \
	Memory.Mem_Free-g \
	Memory.Mem_Free-t \
	Memory.Mem_Buff-g \
	Memory.Mem_Buff-t \
	Memory.Mem_Used-g \
	Memory.Mem_Used-t \
	Memory.Swap_Used-g \
	Memory.Swap_Used-t \
	Statistics.Swap-g \
	Network.Pkt_Tx_eth0-g \
	Network.Pkt_Tx_eth0-t \
	Network.Byte_Tx_eth0-t \
	Network.Byte_Tx_eth0-g \
	Network.Pkt_Rx_eth0-g \
	Network.Pkt_Rx_eth0-t \
	Network.Byte_Rx_eth0-t \
	Network.Byte_Rx_eth0-g \
	DiskUsage.DF_Free_/-t \
	DiskUsage.DF_Used_/-t

##
## The global default resources, mainly X-Windows resources
##

[resources]

# The outputs, black on white
foreground = red
background = black

# The text output, a large-medium size font.
text-font = 7x13

# The graph output, a solid graph with at least 5 grid lines in grey.
graph-solid = yes
grid-min = 5
grid-foreground = grey70

# The labels on the graphs, black on white in a small size font below the data.
label-font = 5x7
label-foreground = grey90
label-position = bottom

# The menu items, black on white in a small-medium size font.
menu-foreground = black
menu-background = white
menu-font = 7x13

##
## The resources for the ProcMeter Version output.
##

[ProcMeter.Version]

# A smaller font than normal with no label.
text-font = 6x10
label-position = none
foreground = yellow

# More information about procmeter3
run = XTerm(procmeter3 -h | less)
#run = xterm -e sh -c 'procmeter3 -h | less'

##
## The resources for the 'Statistics' module.
##

[Statistics]

# The minimum number of grid lines, they are 20% each.
grid-min = 5
foreground = yellow

##
## The resources for the 'Processes' module.
##

[Statistics.Swap]
grid-min = 1
foreground = yellow

[Stat-CPU]
grid-min = 5
foreground = yellow


[Processes]

# A more detailed look at the processes.
run = XTerm(top)
#run = xterm -e top

[Processes.Load]
text-font = 8x13B
grid-min = 1

[Processes.Processes]
text-font = 8x13B
graph-scale = 40

##
## The resources for the 'Memory' module.
##

[Memory]

# More information about memory usage.
run = XTermWait(free)
#run = xterm -e sh -c 'free ; echo "Press return to continue" ; read x'

foreground = cyan
text-font = 6x10

[Memory.Mem_Used]
graph-scale = 64
grid-min = 1

[Memory.Mem_Free]
graph-scale = 64
grid-min = 1

[Memory.Mem_Buff]
graph-scale = 64
grid-min = 1

[Memory.Swap_Used]
graph-scale = 64
grid-min = 1

##
## The resources for the 'Date and Time' module
##

[Date_Time]

# No label for these since they are obvious
text-font = 8x13B
label-position = none
foreground = cyan

# A different clock.
run = Shell(xclock)

[Date_Time.Uptime_DHM]

# This one needs a label because otherwise it is not obvious.
label-position = top
foreground = yellow

##
## The resources for the 'Network' module
##

[Network]

# To pick up extra devices not automatically recognised.
#options=ppp0 slip0

# Information about the network devices
run = XTermWait(ifconfig -a)
#run = xterm -e sh -c 'ifconfig -a ; echo "Press return to continue" ; read x'

foreground=green
text-font = 6x10
grid-min = 1

[Network.Byte_Tx_ppp0]
#graph-scale = 1

[Network.Byte_Rx_ppp0]
#graph-scale = 1

[Network.Byte_Tx_eth0]
#graph-scale = 1

[Network.Byte_Rx_eth0]
#graph-scale = 1

##
## The resources for the 'DiskUsage' module
##

[DiskUsage]

# Information about the disks
options=
run = XTermWait(df)
foreground = yellow
#text-font=7x13
text-font = 6x10
label-position = top
# run = xterm -e sh -c 'df ; echo "Press return to continue" ; read x'


##
## The resources for the 'LogFile' module
##

[LogFile]

# Files to monitor
#options=/var/adm/messages /var/log/syslog
options=/var/log/mail.log

##
## Example resources for the 'Temperature' module (requires lm-sensors)
##

[Temperature]
label-position = top
text-font = 6x10
[Temperature.temp2]
label = CPU Temperature
[Temperature.temp1]
label = HDD1 Temperature
[Temperature.temp4]
label = HDD2 Temperature
[Temperature.temp3]
label = GPU Temperature