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ESM 1.1
Extensible System Monitor, ESM is a daemon that lets you tie together plug-ins in order to monitor your system.
You could use the included esmsyslog plug-in, which would notify you by e-mail of any "emerg" syslog messages, such as a harddrive failure.
If you then decide that you also want to know if TripWire detects anything, you can use another monitor that reports on TripWire.
If you want to know if the load on your system suddenly goes up, you can do that, too.
ESM will get the results of all of these monitors, make a system report and then send that report with a sender. All of this is done automatically, so you can get some sleep.
Ubuntu has a handy System Monitor that gives you key information view it
To get the most out of your second monitor, you'll need to adjust display settings. Here's how. view it
Position the Dock and menu bar wherever you want on your new dual monitor desktop view it
Altering your dual monitor settings is as easy as visiting the Menu view it
In Ubuntu you can easily manage your display view it
Thunderbird learns quickly what is junk mail and what isn't to keep your inbox virtually spam-free view it
You can get Yahoo! Mail from the Yahoo! Mobile site view it
Sometimes you can solve PC problems by using System Restore view it
You can create a System Restore point to create a recovery spot view it
Using labels in Gmail helps you manage your mail view it
