Adriaan de Groot wrote: > I blogged recently [1] about getting ksysguard to work correctly again on > Solaris. Load average works, and swap memory uses swapctl(SA_AINFO) which > produces pretty meaningless results unless you're under very heavy memory > pressure, so there are pretty blue graphs. > > What's missing is the monitors for CPU load and physical memory use. These > are: > > cpu/nice > cpu/user > cpu/sys > cpu/wait > > mem/physical/buf > mem/physical/cached > mem/physical/application
all of this (and more) has already been done for KDE3: http://www.flickr.com/photos/skipjackdes/74698614/in/set-1603147/ swapctl(SA_AINFO): not a good idea. --Stefan -- Stefan Teleman Sun Microsystems, Inc. Stefan.Teleman at Sun.COM
