yaLCD is a client for LCDproc that shows system info.
If you're looking for a handy LCDproc client that can show various system information on a LC display, you should check out yaLCD. This software is compatible with Linux only, so if you're running some other OS, this software might not work. However, if you're using Linux, you won't be disappointed. yaLCD can show you all sorts of system information, including the song title if you're using amaroK/XMMS, CPU usage, network activity, memory usage, sensors, weather, time, and more.
One of the best things about yaLCD is that it's very versatile. You can customize the software to show exactly what you need/want to see. For example, you can add screens such as an ACPI/battery screen, a big clock and uptime screen, and even RSS, POP3 or IMAP screens. You can also write directly to the display using the FIFO function.
This latest release of yaLCD also introduces a config dialog, which makes the customization even easier. The dialog should support almost all display sizes, so you won't have any trouble setting things up the way you want. If you're looking for a reliable and versatile software that can help you view system information on an LC display, yaLCD is definitely worth trying out.
One of the best things about yaLCD is that it's very versatile. You can customize the software to show exactly what you need/want to see. For example, you can add screens such as an ACPI/battery screen, a big clock and uptime screen, and even RSS, POP3 or IMAP screens. You can also write directly to the display using the FIFO function.
This latest release of yaLCD also introduces a config dialog, which makes the customization even easier. The dialog should support almost all display sizes, so you won't have any trouble setting things up the way you want. If you're looking for a reliable and versatile software that can help you view system information on an LC display, yaLCD is definitely worth trying out.
What's New
Version 0.3: N/A