How about using a Conky display as your system monitor? It's highly configurable and there are loads of ready made conkyrcs (configurations) that you can download. Something like this for example: http://geekyschmidt.com/2009/03/29/conky-setup
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Thank you Unity...
... for finally getting me to Kubuntu :·)
Just the thing for me. It... just seems to think the way I do. Not only it looks good, it can be made to look good and essential, and as customizable as it gets. The way I want it, not the way it wants.
Not much more you can ask.
The only little gripe I have so far... I've looked and looked, and can't find a decent sysmonitor.
All I want on the desktop (though I absolutely love the real-time globe) is an analog clock and a system monitor, as essential and informative as it gets. I found some good ones with the screenlets on Ubuntu.
I found a... well, not that good one, using superkaramba. See screenshot.
I'll probably get down to writing one myself, actually, it looks straightforward enough, unless someone can suggest one.
Still, I'm glad I found this at last, the pae thing with virtualbox delayed me awhile.
I even love the Vbulletin layout
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