ToeRings ChrisLauinger77

monitoring system-monitor tauri

Use this command to install ToeRings:

winget install --id=ChrisLauinger77.ToeRings -e

ToeRings is a lightweight, themeable desktop system monitor built with Tauri and inspired by the Conky SeaMod theme.

ToeRings

A theme-able system monitoring tool.

examples

I tried to port the Seamod Conky theme to Tauri. I copied a lot of the Rust code from Bottom.

The name "ToeRings" just sounds like Tauri, and contains the word "rings".

Install on Linux

Download the package for your distribution from the GitHub release assets.

Debian and Ubuntu:

sudo apt install ./ToeRings_*_amd64.deb

Fedora and other RPM-based distributions:

sudo dnf install ./ToeRings-*.x86_64.rpm

The AppImage runs without installation:

chmod +x ToeRings_*_amd64.AppImage
./ToeRings_*_amd64.AppImage

Install on macOS

Install ToeRings with Homebrew:

brew trust ChrisLauinger77/cask
brew install --cask chrislauinger77/cask/toerings

Alternatively, download the Apple Silicon or Universal bundle from the GitHub release assets and move ToeRings.app to the Applications folder.

The macOS builds are ad-hoc signed, but they cannot be notarized without a paid Apple Developer Program membership. On first launch:

Control-click ToeRings.app in Finder and choose Open.
Confirm Open in the security dialog.

If macOS still blocks the app, open System Settings → Privacy & Security, find the ToeRings message, and choose Open Anyway. As a final option, remove the quarantine attribute from a build you downloaded from this repository and trust:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/ToeRings.app"

Install on Windows

Install ToeRings with WinGet:

winget install --exact --id ChrisLauinger77.ToeRings

Alternatively, install ToeRings with Scoop from the ChrisLauinger77 bucket:

scoop bucket add ChrisLauinger77 https://github.com/ChrisLauinger77/scoop-bucket
scoop install ChrisLauinger77/toerings

You can also download the NSIS installer or portable ZIP from the GitHub release assets.

Install from Source

You can build the executable locally. This requires Node.js 24 or newer and Rust 1.95 or newer.

git clone https://github.com/ChrisLauinger77/toerings.git
cd toerings
npm i
npm run tauri build

Configure

There is a preferences panel which is accessible from the app menu.

preferences panel

Run in Development

npm i
npm run tauri dev