Is there a way to choose which task manager to make multiload-ng launch by default (rather than lxtask) when right clicking on the multiload-ng graphs in the system tray? Other than modifying source code and recompiling, of course.
Steps which explain the enhancement
Allow user to select a predefined task manager from a drop down or define a custom command to access task manager (see figure 2)
Option is stored in multiload-ng config file
When the "start task manager" menu item is selected from the context menu, multiload-ng will load that specific task manager. (see figure 1)
Current and suggested behaviour
Currently, only LXTask launches with this function. It would be good to choose what multiload-ng does rather than only launching lxtask.
i.e. htop, lxtask, xfce4-task, gnome/mate system monitor, ksysguard, sysmontask, etc.
Why would the enhancement be useful to most users
Allows users to choose their preferred task manager to launch.
Screenshots and GIFs
Figure 1: Context Menu
Figure 2: Options Dialog
Multiload-ng Version: 1.5.2, built from source.
OS and Version: Debian 10 [amd64]
Is there a way to choose which task manager to make multiload-ng launch by default (rather than lxtask) when right clicking on the multiload-ng graphs in the system tray? Other than modifying source code and recompiling, of course.
Steps which explain the enhancement
Current and suggested behaviour
Currently, only LXTask launches with this function. It would be good to choose what multiload-ng does rather than only launching lxtask. i.e. htop, lxtask, xfce4-task, gnome/mate system monitor, ksysguard, sysmontask, etc.
Why would the enhancement be useful to most users
Allows users to choose their preferred task manager to launch.
Screenshots and GIFs
Figure 1: Context Menu
Figure 2: Options Dialog
Multiload-ng Version: 1.5.2, built from source. OS and Version: Debian 10 [amd64]