How alune0xh/system-care works
system_care.sh is a small Bash system-monitoring utility. A user runs it to check root-disk usage, memory usage, and one-minute load relative to CPU count, then see a threshold summary and have a run logged. The README documents these command interactions; no source excerpts were provided, so implementation details beyond that documentation are omitted.
Main entry points: system_care.sh System Care
Components 12
Other components
- User
- System Care
system_care.sh - Disk Check
system_care.sh - Memory Check
system_care.sh - Load Check
system_care.sh - Terminal Summary
system_care.sh - Run Log
system_care.sh - df
- free
- uptime
- nproc
- bc
Connections 11
- User → System Care: runs
README.md - System Care → Disk Check: checks disk
README.md - System Care → Memory Check: checks memory
README.md - System Care → Load Check: checks load
README.md - Disk Check → df: reads usage
README.md - Memory Check → free: reads usage
README.md - Load Check → uptime: reads average
README.md - Load Check → nproc: gets core count
README.md - Load Check → bc: compares load
README.md - System Care → Terminal Summary: prints results
README.md - System Care → Run Log: appends run
README.md