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# 2025-07-12 - OCC Delousing |
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I switched to my OCC rig a day early to work out some of the nits |
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ahead of time. |
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I wanted some system monitors and screenshots. |
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# apk add xfce4-cpugraph-plugin |
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# apk add xfce4-genmon-plugin |
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# apk add xfce4-screenshooter |
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Then i performed the following steps: |
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* Right click the top panel |
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* Click Panel preferences... |
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* Click Items |
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* Click +Add |
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* Add a Separator, Power Manager Plugin, CPU Graph, and |
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Generic Monitor |
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* Re-order them to go right after the Workspace Switcher |
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* Select Generic Monitor |
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* Click the wrench button |
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* At Command, enter: /home/ben/bin/wifi-monitor.sh |
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* At Period (s), enter: 30.00 |
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* Click Save |
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* Click Close |
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$ cat >bin/wifi-monitor.sh <<'__EOF__' |
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#!/bin/sh |
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/sbin/ifconfig wlan0 | awk -F '[()]' '/RX bytes/ { |
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printf "%s/%s", |
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substr($2, 1, length($2) - 2), |
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substr($4, 1, length($4) - 2) |
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}' |
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__EOF__ |
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Every 30 seconds it updates a display of traffic over WIFI, |
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formatted like so: |
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108.8 M /2.8 M |
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I wanted a larger font than the default in `st`. Turns out this is |
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trivial to configure. |
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$ cat >bin/st.sh <<__EOF__ |
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#!/bin/sh |
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FONT='-*-terminus-bold-r-normal-*-22-*-*-*-*-*-*-*' |
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if [ -z "$1" ] |
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then |
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/usr/bin/st -f $FONT |
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else |
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/usr/bin/st -f $FONT "$1" |
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fi |
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exit 0 |
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__EOF__ |
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$ chmod a+rx bin/st.sh |
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In XFCE, i clicked Applications, Settings, |
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Default Applications, Utilities, Terminal Emulator, |
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Other... |
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At the input i typed: |
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/home/ben/bin/st.sh "%s" |
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Then i clicked OK, Close |
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* * * |
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I wasn't able to live with ircii, so i installed irssi. |
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I installed expect and gnu-libiconv because i have scripts |
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that use those. |
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* * * |
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I wanted a ruler at the bottom of my tmux window to facilitate hard |
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line breaks in OpenBSD ed. I can accomplish this by interactively |
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entering commands in tmux. However, when i save the same commands |
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to a file and run them non-interactively, the ruler is displayed |
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in the top pane instead of the bottom one. I opened a new thread |
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on linuxquestions.org using the links browser. |
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tmux display-message goes to wrong pane |
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tags: occ2025,retrocomputing |
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# Tags |
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occ2025 |
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retrocomputing |
