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@ -6,3 +6,18 @@ Pinger.py -- A ping tool that sits in your system tray
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+ Saves your sanity when the wifi sucks
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+ Saves your sanity when the wifi sucks
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+ Doesn't clutter up your screen with ping windows
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+ Doesn't clutter up your screen with ping windows
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+ Lets you know when pings fail instead of silently failing
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+ Lets you know when pings fail instead of silently failing
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Usage (in Ubuntu):
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Open the Terminal program and enter the following commands:
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cd ~
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git clone https://github.com/zyphlar/pinger.git
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Open the Startup Applications program and click Add
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Name: Pinger
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Command: python ~/pinger/pinger.py
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Click Save, and Close. Pinger should now start automatically in your system tray when you login next. (It just says "xx.x ms"). You can test it manually by typing python ~/pinger/pinger.py in your terminal and pressing enter.
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Report bugs or feature requests at https://github.com/zyphlar/pinger/issues
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