F@H under Linux guide

[[XC] 4X4N]

So, I still need some help. I really suck with this linux. I went through the guide for fahmon again and I now have it working. I am still trying to get the gkrellm going. I installed it from the package manager, but I don't know how to get it started. It is not in the system tools. The folder is in the home directory. I have tried make, and make install from terminal. I have the lm sensors working. Any help would be really appreciated.

I am running just one smp client right now. Definetly faster than with windows. I'm doing about 6 1/2 minutes per frame, with windows it is just under 8 minutes.

[Lurker246]

So, I still need some help. I really suck with this linux. I went through the guide for fahmon again and I now have it working. I am still trying to get the gkrellm going. I installed it from the package manager, but I don't know how to get it started. It is not in the system tools. The folder is in the home directory. I have tried make, and make install from terminal. I have the lm sensors working. Any help would be really appreciated.

I am running just one smp client right now. Definetly faster than with windows. I'm doing about 6 1/2 minutes per frame, with windows it is just under 8 minutes.

I don't use gkrellm myself but if it's installed ok this should work.

Press Alt+F2 on the desktop. A run box should appear...type gkrellm and hit enter and it should start.

If it doesn't start, open a terminal and again type gkrellm and hit enter. It should then give you whatever errors are preventing it from starting. Post back the errors and I'll help as much as I can.

[[XC] 4X4N]

Didn't know about the alt+f2, that does it, thanks. Now I just have to figure out how to get it to show what I want.

[Stijndp]

Didn't know about the alt+f2, that does it, thanks. Now I just have to figure out how to get it to show what I want.

Configuration
A right mouse click on the side or top frames of the GKrellM window will pop up a menu for configuration.
Right click on charts to pop up a chart configuration.
Configure your window manager to place GKrellM, make it sticky (see the FAQ), ... and enjoy.

My message is too short so I'll typ out a meaningless sentence here.

[Sir_Loin]

or, another way would be to put in in your panel (toolbar).

right click on your panel>add to panel>browse (gkrellm will be in /usr/bin ) >presto!

Now gkrellm is just a click away whenever you feel the need!

[texnofobix]

I need to come up with a way to track my linux/freebsd folders across different networks.

[KingOfToasty]

Very Helpful. Got client up and running in no time! thanks