now.py

View your computer stats in a terminal

Designed to be kept open, in the corner of your screen for easy access. Resizes to fit the size of your terminal

Usage

Just run python now.py - You will be asked to install any missing imports

On windows, you will be asked a question to check that ANSI colour codes work - Just enter y or n

Descriptions

TIME

The time and date

Hours:Minutes:seconds Year-Month-Day

PROC

Processes

The number of currently running processes The lowest number of processes that have been running The highest number of processes that have been running

CPU

CPU

The percentage of the CPU that is being used The number of cores on your CPU The frequency of your CPU

If your CPU is > 80%, the most CPU intensive process will be shown, the amount of CPU it is using, and the CPU bar wil flash

MEM

Memory / RAM

The amount in use (%) The amount in use (size) The total RAM on your computer (size)

If your RAM is > 80%, the most RAM used by a process will be shown, the amount of RAM it is using, and the MEM bar wil flash

SWAP

Swap space

The amount in use (%) The amount in use (size) The total swap on your computer (size)

If swap is above 80%, the SWAP bar will flash

DISK

Drive space

The amount used (%) on the / or C:\ drive The number of devices mounted A list of all mounted devices (/ on Linux, C:\ on Windows etc.)

TEMP

Temperature Windows does not support temperature sensors

The temperature of each sensor on your computer

If your temperature is above 75°c, the TEMP bar will flash

If you are American, you can use °F by editing changing temperature (Line 8) to "f"

Other temperature units are Celsius, Kelvin and Rankine

Special names:

Name	Displayed
acpitz	Sockets
pch_cannonlake	PCH
coretemp	Cores
iwlwifi_1	WIFI

coretemp / Cores is always sorted shown before all others