Stacer - an incredibly useful, open source, Linux desktop monitor and so much more!

[@GeoffHalsey]

Been using Linux Mint as my daily driver since 2010, but never heard of this useful utility. Now installed.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Great to hear! Enjoy my friend!

[@haydenc2742]

Wow...thanks for this...works very well thru a nomachine virtual desktop! THANKS!!! Keep em coming!!!!

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

You're welcome! Enjoy!

[@eboyd53]

Thanks, installed it on my Linux crostini container on my Chrome OS laptop. Looks great.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Very nice!

[@BradleyBrown]

That's really slick!

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

It's really great stuff!

[@JavierSoques]

Github project says it is abandoned 😕

[@Kevin-oj2uo]

You are right is abandoned.

[@silverstone7778]

Indeed. Latest Release on GitHub was almost 5 years ago 😟

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Didn't even notice that. Interesting that they keep the page up, and it still ships on Linux distros out of the box.

[@McDuffington]

@@AwesomeOpenSource it still works, doesn't it?

[@michaelmonstar4276]

@@AwesomeOpenSource It's also simply on the Pop!_Shop without even noting that it's "EOL". I hate when they're not clear about that on those software-platforms. Most of the time it's indicated, but this one doesn't even show info on a version on its page. It makes it so questionable, but considering it's through the default Pop!_Shop I can't but assume it's fine. - It works, though... Installed and running in two seconds.

[@michaelmonstar4276]

Pretty nice, but I just need a HWiNFO-equivalent, or better yet, actually HWiNFO. But there's just nothing that is as fleshed out, with ALL the information it can find on a computer, like speeds, temperatures, power, keep all the min/max/avg data, meters and graphs... I relied on that heavily to keep an eye on what was going on with my system. - That's one of the few things that I had to let go, and let go I did, because it felt like I was flying blind from then on. I learned to just shrug it off whenever I configured something or ran new hardware, like "this is just my life now, if it dies, it dies". - I don't understand why nobody ever tried to make something as detailed as that, and if they did and it does exist, I don't know why it's so hard to find, because I've probably searched for hours over time.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

It's hard to lose tools we love for sure. But there's always an opportunity to build one yourself for sure.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

BTW - maybe Glances nicolargo.github.io/glances/

[@c-LAW]

Having used Ubuntu since 2009, Ubuntu screws up its nice functionality with every release and makes ugrades unusable. Unity was great and I really loved it. But I can't get a Ubuntu desktop to stay working for more than a couple of months. On the otherhand, Debian (Ubuntu's mother) and PopOS have worked great for me, nearly without fail.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Interesting. I haven't experienced the same issues with Ubuntu, but sorry you are having so much trouble with it. Looks like you've found some good alternatives though.

[@goodcitizen4587]

Neat featuresl

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Indded, it's very cool!

[@onlyhexonotop4313]

Hey bro any ticking system and it asset management ?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Those are generally 2 different systems, but I've done UVDesk and Zammad for ticketing, and Homebox and Netbox for asset management / inventory in the past as well. All videos are available in my videos section.

[@oneito947]

could you take a look at Nethserver 8 next?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

It's on my list, just need to find time to sit downa nd dig in.

[@oneito947]

@@AwesomeOpenSource I have been building modules for it, one of the modules I built is paperless, available on nehtforge, when you enable it from setting repos

[@stephenanthony5923]

If the original author open has sourced it then it is not abandoned. It is community supported.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I like you way of looking at things.

[@enmanuelalvarezselman8781]

First!!!

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Nicely done!