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README.md

KNETLoad - a network throughput meter for Kicker (TDE panel).

Knetload is a network throughput meter for Kicker for the TDE panel. It will show the traffic on a network device with two diagrams, one for outgoing and the other for incoming data. It can read almost any device that is listed in the /proc/net/dev file which includes eth0, ppp0, ippp0 and many others; even non predefined devices can be typed into the program. The colors, the style and the speed the diagrams can be configured.

To bring up the settings menu, simply right click on the diagram. Before KNetLoad can work you have to define what device it should use and you should also set the correct scaling value which depends on the speed of your network device.

Left click on the diagram to bring up a small information box which will show the exact input and output speeds in text form and the total amount of outgoing and incoming data.

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Contributing

If you wish to contribute to Knetload (TDE), you might do so:

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