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ccadeptic23 / Multi-Core-System-Monitor

Multi-Core System Monitor is an applet that displays in realtime the CPU usage for each core/cpu, Memory, Swap, Network usage, and Hard Disk (still in beta) information. It allows you to see at a glance how your system resources are being utilized. The goal for this applet is to display system resources in an elegant non-distracting way.
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Add others mount points like /home #7

Open thiagoponte opened 9 years ago

thiagoponte commented 9 years ago

The latest version is really good. It monitor the IO of / and other external disks i connect to the system. But it would be great to add other mount points like /home, and even some other internal HDD mounted in the system. In the past i did some changes to the config files and managed to display my mounted /home, but i formated the PC and lost the changes. Which files should i edit to manually add other mount points?

ccadeptic23 commented 9 years ago

You should still be able to add mount points to the config file directly as before prefs.json. Is this no longer working? I need to refactor how this is done eventually, but I thought this "worked" for now.

thiagoponte commented 9 years ago

I don't know what changed, but now it is working:

screenshot from 2015-08-27 16 38 37

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ccadeptic23 commented 9 years ago

Cool. Maybe the issue was unrelated. I don't usually set up my system that way. If you see this problem again let me know. Ill try and reproduce.

Thanks On Aug 27, 2015 2:38 PM, "Thiago Ponte" notifications@github.com wrote:

I don't know what changed, but now it is working [image: screenshot-area-2015-08-27-163710] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4990533/9531043/fa19fd9a-4cd9-11e5-9660-ebcdc8c5f359.png

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