System Rings

System Rings reads the machine at a glance: one three-quarter gauge per metric, the number in the middle, sweeping to each new reading from the host's 1Hz sampler. Current state only, no graphs and no history to squint at.

The gauges arrange themselves. They are square, so the widget picks whichever layout makes them biggest for the shape you gave it: a row across a wide bar, two by two in a boxy tile, stacked in a narrow one, and every line stays centered.

CPU, RAM, GPU, disk and network each toggle on or off, and GPU or disk hide themselves on machines that report neither instead of drawing a dead ring. Choose the ring thickness, keep the per-metric chart colors or paint every ring one accent or custom color, and the whole tile follows your theme. The network ring is off by default and scales against a link speed you pick.