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HyprStats is a lightweight desktop system monitor widget for Hyprland on Arch Linux. It removes the friction of opening a terminal just to check CPU/GPU temps, RAM, disk, or network usage - instead showing live stats (with mini history graphs) one hover away, integrated directly into the Mewline status bar. Fully customizable via a plain config.json - colors, position, and which metrics show - with zero code editing required.

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@xcelek-dev on HyprStats · 3 days ago

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FOR REVIEWERS:

HERE YOU CAN SEE HOW THE SW HELPS, WHY I CREATED IT AND MORE: https://github.com/Frantisek-Vojta/HyprStats/blob/main/README.md

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the project is finished:
https://github.com/Frantisek-Vojta/HyprStats

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@xcelek-dev on HyprStats · 4 days ago

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DEVLOG #6

hi guys 👋
how your day is going?

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@xcelek-dev on HyprStats · 5 days ago

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DEVLOG #5

Added an MIT license - if this thing somehow melts your RAM, that’s between you and the software now, not me. 🔥

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@xcelek-dev on HyprStats · 5 days ago

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DEVLOG #4

added congif.json so everybody can edit colors, icons, fontsize by theyown

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@xcelek-dev on HyprStats · 6 days ago

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DEVLOG #3

today really hard day :/ i added install.sh so whoever clone this repo from github have easy install, it was really hard. I improved UI, readme, button for top bar so its really widget. stay tuned guys.

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@xcelek-dev on HyprStats · 7 days ago

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DEVLOG #2

i improved ui and added date and network speeds

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@xcelek-dev on HyprStats · 7 days ago

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DEVLOG #1

HyprStats is a custom desktop widget built for Hyprland on Arch Linux, designed to display real-time system metrics in a translucent purple-themed overlay. The interface uses Python with GTK3, psutil for data collection, and cairoSVG to render embedded Font Awesome icons directly in memory. Currently it shows RAM, CPU, GPU, and DISK usage with temperature readouts, all arranged in a clean grid layout with live updates every second. High-load notifications via notify-send alert when CPU or RAM exceed 90%. Future plans include network speed monitoring, configurable notification thresholds, and optional autostart integration for Hyprland.