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Hi,

thanks for this nice applet. Unfortunately, while it works on Linux Mint 17.1, I cannot succeed to have it work on LMDE Betsy. Here is the glass.log output :
<----------------
@/home/denis/.local/share/cinnamon/applets/netusagemonitor@pdcurtis/applet.js:4
Extension.prototype._init@/usr/share/cinnamon/js/ui/extension.js:152
Extension@/usr/share/cinnamon/js/ui/extension.js:119
loadExtension@/usr/share/cinnamon/js/ui/extension.js:383
onEnabledAppletsChanged@/usr/share/cinnamon/js/ui/appletManager.js:197
---------------->
error t=2015-05-22T12:04:35.199Z [Applet "netusagemonitor@pdcurtis"]: Error importing applet.js from netusagemonitor@pdcurtis
error t=2015-05-22T12:04:35.206Z Could not load applet netusagemonitor@pdcurtis

Regards,

Denis

Peter:

Thanks for contributing the excellent applet... it is just what I was looking for !!
In your documentation, you include the following statement:

For full facilities including notifications and audible alerts the zenity sox and libsox-fmt-mp3 libraries must be installed. They can be installed with the Synaptic Package Manager or using the following terminal command:
sudo apt-get install zenity sox libsox-fmt-mp3

An audible alert is important to me, but it is not clear what must be done to enable this feature. I installed the two libraries as instructed, but I do not get an audible alert.

Can you please elaborate on what is needed to activate the audible feature?

I am running Linux MInt 18.1 Cinnamon.

-Thanks
Tom

Hello and thank you for NUMA.

Just an idea: maybe it would be possible to integrate NetHogs with NUMA to see what is actually eating most of the transfer?

https://github.com/raboof/nethogs

Issue Description

When applet is started, it use GPU so it always on and never turns back to intel graphics

System Info

OS

Debian 10.1 (x86-64)

Kernel

4.19.0-6-amd64

Cinnamon

3.8.8

nVidia Driver

nvidia-legacy-390xx-driver

Bumblebee Version

3.2.1

Applet Version

3.2.5

How to reproduce the problem

1. Add applet to the panel
2. It shows that NVIDIA card is used now and shows it's temperature
3. You may also run watch -n 1 'ps aux | grep -i optirun' to see that applet runs optirun periodicaly

You may also check the syslog file and see that every second driver loads and unloads

> tail /var/log/messages 
Sep  8 13:28:56 twrnb kernel: [  741.238322] nvidia-modeset: Loading NVIDIA Kernel Mode Setting Driver for UNIX platforms  390.116  Sun Jan 27 06:30:32 PST 2019
Sep  8 13:28:57 twrnb kernel: [  742.176814] nvidia-modeset: Unloading
Sep  8 13:28:58 twrnb kernel: [  743.255335] nvidia-modeset: Loading NVIDIA Kernel Mode Setting Driver for UNIX platforms  390.116  Sun Jan 27 06:30:32 PST 2019
Sep  8 13:28:59 twrnb kernel: [  744.263520] nvidia-modeset: Unloading
Sep  8 13:29:00 twrnb kernel: [  745.243119] nvidia-modeset: Loading NVIDIA Kernel Mode Setting Driver for UNIX platforms  390.116  Sun Jan 27 06:30:32 PST 2019
Sep  8 13:29:01 twrnb kernel: [  746.179262] nvidia-modeset: Unloading
Sep  8 13:29:02 twrnb kernel: [  747.246462] nvidia-modeset: Loading NVIDIA Kernel Mode Setting Driver for UNIX platforms  390.116  Sun Jan 27 06:30:32 PST 2019
Sep  8 13:29:03 twrnb kernel: [  748.213356] nvidia-modeset: Unloading
Sep  8 13:29:04 twrnb kernel: [  749.267709] nvidia-modeset: Loading NVIDIA Kernel Mode Setting Driver for UNIX platforms  390.116  Sun Jan 27 06:30:32 PST 2019
Sep  8 13:29:05 twrnb kernel: [  750.217331] nvidia-modeset: Unloading