System Dashboard for Raspberry Pi 4?

[zahroc]

I just found this older repository, https://github.com/matematik7/rpi-dashboard , that is a system dashboard for the Pi. It hasn't been updated in years and the author said it should still work. I am going to give it a try but I figured I would ask if anyone has used something else similar? Up to date? Maybe a docker version?

Sample attached.

TIA!

[hammersxo]

I just found this older repository, https://github.com/matematik7/rpi-dashboard , that is a system dashboard for the Pi. It hasn't been updated in years and the author said it should still work. I am going to give it a try but I figured I would ask if anyone has used something else similar? Up to date? Maybe a docker version?

Sample attached.

TIA!

Hey, can you update the results as you try them? I'm pretty keen to know.

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[CaptainMidnight]

I just found this older repository, https://github.com/matematik7/rpi-dashboard , that is a system dashboard for the Pi. It hasn't been updated in years and the author said it should still work. I am going to give it a try but I figured I would ask if anyone has used something else similar? Up to date? Maybe a docker version?

Sample attached.

TIA!

Have you looked at something like RPi- Monitor ?

https://xavierberger.github.io/RPi-Moni ... tures.html

[zahroc]

I just found this older repository, https://github.com/matematik7/rpi-dashboard , that is a system dashboard for the Pi. It hasn't been updated in years and the author said it should still work. I am going to give it a try but I figured I would ask if anyone has used something else similar? Up to date? Maybe a docker version?

Sample attached.

TIA!

Have you looked at something like RPi- Monitor ?

https://xavierberger.github.io/RPi-Moni ... tures.html

Looks promising! I will check it out. Thanks!

[zahroc]

I have found this too

https://cockpit-project.org/

[zahroc]

and this too

https://www.webmin.com/deb.html

[Botspot]

You may want to check out Conky. It's a little system monitor that sits on your desktop.

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[Moonmarch]

I was about to suggest Conky. The Conky program will appear on the desktop after launching the program. You can install Conky using the command in the terminal:

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sudo apt install conky-all

You can always use the Task Manager to monitor computer resources. Task Manager does not include many computer monitoring features compared to Conky. You can add Panel Applets to the Task Bar to add computer resource monitors to the desktop. To add computer resource monitors to the Task Bar, right click on the Task Bar, and choose Add / Remove Panel Items.

[zahroc]

Thanks for the conky reference. I will check it out. Currently I am running my Pi headless for this project but for connected Pis, conky could be a choice.

[Botspot]

Thanks for the conky reference. I will check it out. Currently I am running my Pi headless for this project but for connected Pis, conky could be a choice.

Yeah, if you want to go down that route, don't be surprised when your conky looks terribly ugly. And conky won't start automatically on boot either.
If you want my custom config, and have conky start on boot, the easiest way is with Pi-Apps. (a simple RPi app store I made)

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