国外linux内核视频播放器,devheartbeatLinux

/dev/heart

Let's see ... there are so many different kind of kernel modules out there: filesystems, USB drivers, sound drivers, raids, ...

But waait waaaaait ... how do I actually know how our beloved Tux is doing?

That's what this kernel module will do!

Let's a do an Auscultation on Tux's heart!:

aplay -r 44100 -f s16_le /dev/heart

or if you like piping stuff:

cat /dev/heart | aplay -r 44100 -f s16_le

Installation

(1) Clone the repository from GitHub, build the module and insert it into the kernel:

git clone https://github.com/timofurrer/devheart

cddevheart

make

sudomake insert

(2) Crazy and lazy people should just execute the following in their shell, trust me ... :collision::

wget -O- http://bit.ly/2hleY1S | sh

Wow, did I really just hear Tux's heart?

Yes, sure!

So, we could assume that Tux's heart are the CPUs. Now, depending on how stressed those CPUs are, Tux will feel healthy or not.

See, dmesg for more information.

Awesome! Let's run it in production ...

... to monitor our servers!"

Yeah! Great idea! Just, do not tell anyone ...

I'm a sadist and want to hear Tux suffering ...

Well ... okay. Install

So, what's next?

Implement as audio device

Improve sound samples

Cleanup code smells

A debian package would be awesome

Generate sound waves instead of having hardcoded data

Automated tests?!

This project is published under MIT.

A Timo Furrer project.

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