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Twinkle Tray enables brightness control on external displays in Windows 10 & 11. Even though Windows is capable of adjusting the backlight on most monitors, it doesn't support external monitors natively. Windows also lacks any options to manage the brightness of multiple displays. This app inserts a new icon into your system tray, where you can click to have instant access to the brightness levels of all compatible displays.

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Open source / 100% FREE real time slideshow crypto price ticker for RaspberryPi device LCD screens, including 24 hour volume. Supports running in "slideshow mode", to show all the markets you want. Supports CoinGecko / Binance / Coinbase Pro / Kraken / Kucoin / Bitstamp / Bitfinex / HitBTC / OKex / Gate.io exchange markets (more market support coming in the future). 3.5" LCD Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXAhs8HXCn4 7" LCD Demo:...

The software can be used to remotely monitor the usage of your desktop in realtime. The desktop app can be run on the desktop to monitor its usage. The user can login from the web interface to monitor their machines. Web Dashboard: https://sys-monitor.now.sh Note: If you cannot see tray icon on gnome, you may need this https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1503/tray-icons/

Hostmon is a latency monitoring web app designed for ISP Support Technicians. Hostmon enables the Support Technician to provide a more rounded and detailed oriented service to his/her customers. Hostmon gives the Technician the ability to constantly monitor the network latency to hundreds of customer devices simultaneously. The Technician now has available, not only up to the minute network latency graphs for each device, but they can also view the historic latency information for monitored devices up to a year in the past. ...

Web VMStat is a small web application that displays live Linux system statistics in the browser. It takes the type of data normally shown by the vmstat command and presents it in a cleaner visual interface. The app streams system metrics through WebSocket communication using websocketd. It charts those metrics with Smoothie Charts, giving users a live view of CPU, memory, I/O, swap, and other system activity. The project is meant as a lightweight process that can be installed on machines a user wants to monitor. Overall, it is a useful demo and monitoring utility for turning command-line Linux performance data into a more readable web dashboard.