I want to install Glances- a system monitoring application, but it is not there in Gslapt / Sourcery. Following are some links:
http://nicolargo.github.io/glances/
http://linux.softpedia.com/get/System/M ... 8055.shtml
Apparently, slackbuild is available but it is appearing in Sourcery application:
http://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.1/system/glances/
https://github.com/tibux/SlackBuilds/bl ... SlackBuild
It can be installed manually also: http://www.gilandre.net/cgi-bin/wiki.cg ... allGlances
What will be the best method?
How to install Glances- a system monitor
Re: How to install Glances- a system monitor
The slackbuild is for slackware 14.1
You could try downloading it and the associated files to see if it works.
Read the README file for dependencies.
You could use slkbuild to create your own slackbuild and package.
You could try downloading it and the associated files to see if it works.
Read the README file for dependencies.
You could use slkbuild to create your own slackbuild and package.
Re: How to install Glances- a system monitor
Or just install with pip; make sure the latter is installed first:
It depends on psutil which will be automatically installed by pip if you don't have it, or you can install it from src first instead:
The disadvantage of pip is packages aren't tracked by Salix's package management system.
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#slapt-get -i pip
#pip install Glances
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#slapt-src -i psutil
Re: How to install Glances- a system monitor
Since slackbuild is available, is it possible to install Glances so that it is tracked by Salixos package management system?The disadvantage of pip is packages aren't tracked by Salix's package management system.
http://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.1/system/glances/
https://github.com/tibux/SlackBuilds/bl ... SlackBuild
Re: How to install Glances- a system monitor
Well, you can try it - but when I tried to build the psutil slackbuild, it didn't work. The Glances one won't work without that.
If you're going to use pip, you can keep track of things by doing
which lists exactly what's installed (whether by pip or not) in python.
If you're going to use pip, you can keep track of things by doing
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pip freeze
Re: How to install Glances- a system monitor
Thanks for guiding.