The repo GitHub - renehoj/xencpumon: Xen CPU/Core load monitor · GitHub looks inactive.
Is renehoj also active here on the forum?
Their account seems to be deleted
It also seems like you can search for posts by anon40243023 but I’m not sure if it is a 1:1 replacement or multiple deleted accounts are aggregated under the same anon placeholder
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Woah, this looks very cool and useful. Now I’m tempted to spin-up my own, terminal-only version of that.
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Actually, looks like there’s a patch for xentop that adds similar functionality. I don’t know if it’s merged or not (following mailing lists is such a PITA), but it’s certainly not in the xentop that’s bundled with Qubes: [v2] tools/xentop: Add physical CPU statistics support | Patchew
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I think this Lookahead: top-like monitor for qubes wants to be sth similar
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It seems to be unique, I have quite a few of his posts bookmarked and they are all the same.
Pity, he was a great poster, my qubes experience and knowledge were most elevated by him
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Alright @queen , you got me hooked on trying to write a script. Here’s a sneak peek of the PoC. The amount of columns is customizable, and so is the underlining (here showcasing which cores are p-cores). It’s all bash (so probably no charts…) and awk. Based on: GitHub - Atrate/xentop-color: Simple xentop wrapper that colorizes and modifies displayed columns · GitHub . I’ll push it to GitHub once I feel it’s done.
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Sorry to discover this named user has moved on. If you’re still around, hope you’re well, and thanks for your interactions and contributions over the years!
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Alright, it’s released.
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