A simple system monitor for Linux.
Current version: 1.5.0
Panorama is a very simple Linux system monitor written in C++ using the ImGui UI toolkit. It's meant to show that writing beautiful and functional tools using IMGui is quite easy.
Currently the tool was tested on KDE Neon, Ubuntu 16.04 - 22.04, and Fedora 27-34 with the AMD64 and x86 variants.
Any video driver that has support for OpenGL 2.1 will suffice. Tested with AMD, Intel, NVIDIA and Virtualbox drivers.
Snap builds are automatically built with every commit to this repo.
You can install them directly from the snap store:
$ sudo snap install panorama
Please refer to this wiki page.
1 I have a HiDPI screen and Panorama's font looks small :-(
Set the PANORAMA_SCALING environment variable to 2.0 or above.
This will also scale other UI elements.
2 When Panorama opens, all I get is a black window...
Panorama uses ImGui which uses OpenGL 2.1 (through SDL2) to render the window. Make sure you have the latest video drivers!
At first I intended Panorama to be a cross-platform system monitor. Because of time constrains I could not complete the cross-platform support, so I only coded the Linux support.
Also, need to replace the concurrent scheduling bit with a single worker
thread with a work queue of some sort, which'll work better than the whole future stuff done here.
This software is licensed under the GNU GPLv3 License.