A customizable and sleek configuration for Conky — the lightweight system monitor for Linux. This configuration offers a modern design, system resource monitoring, and easy customization. Conky monitors can be seamlessly used on desktop like widgets, providing real-time system information directly on your display.

• Minimalist Design: Clean and visually appealing layout.
• Real-Time Monitoring: CPU, RAM, Disks, Processes, Logs, Network stats.
• Custom Widgets: Weather Forecast, Kernel version, OS release, System uptime, and more.
• Easy Customization: Modify fonts, colors, and displayed modules to suit your preferences.

• Some commands in this configuration require sudo privileges to execute. Make sure you have the necessary permissions or run Conky with appropriate settings to avoid issues. For example:
  • Commands like dmidecode for hardware information may need sudo.
  • Ensure your user has access to required files and devices without unnecessary restrictions.

• Conky: Make sure you have Conky installed. You can install it with:

  sudo apt install conky

• Fonts: Some custom fonts may be required. Add them to your system if needed.

1. Clone the repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/krlabs/conky

2. Navigate to the directory:

   cd conky

3. Create config directory and copy all files:

   sudo mkdir -p /etc/conky
   cp * /etc/conky
   chmod +x /etc/conky/startup-conky.sh

4. Start Conky with the new configuration:

   ./startup-conky.sh

Feel free to edit the configuration files to match your preferences:

• Change Colors: Update the RGB color codes.
• Modify Fonts: Adjust font family and size.
• Add/Remove Widgets: Enable or disable specific modules by commenting/uncommenting lines in the config.

Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions, bug fixes, or new features to add, feel free to open a pull request.

• Conky Guide — A comprehensive guide to using Conky for formatting and creating clean, readable configuration.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

• Thanks to the Conky community for providing inspiration and support.
• Icons and fonts used in this project are the property of their respective owners.