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KTimemon is a small program to keep track of your computer's system usage. It can display bar graphs containing information about CPU, memory, and swap usage as well as disk usage and context switch activity. In keeping with the spirit of KDE, it supports configuration via a graphical user interface. It also supports docking, i.e. it can display information in the system panel tray.
Note: Currently, KTimemon only supports a limited number of
systems: Linux based installations with the /proc
file system, Solaris based installations with the kstat library,
and Digital Unix (formerly DEC/OSF1) based installations with the
table(2) system call. Help with porting it to other platforms is
most welcome.
KTimemon can be started from the command line or from the KDE
start menu (in the Utilities submenu). If you choose to start
from the command line, KTimemon honours the usual X Windows program
flags such as -geometry. KTimemon is session-aware, i.e. it
keeps track of the current state (colours, etc) and restores it in the
user's next session.
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