ktrafficanalyzer and 8.10 64 bit

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I used to run ktrafficanalyzer on 32bit but I can't get gdebi to install it since I got the 64bit version of II. I get a
Error: Wrong architecture 'I386'

Any ideas / howtos?? Thanx

[Rog131]

Re: ktrafficanalyzer and 8.10 64 bit

> KTrafficAnalyzer

Depends on: KDE 3.x

Description:
KTrafficAnalyzer is meant to provide visual feedback of your current network traffic, similar to tools like DU-Meter. In addition it provides statistics with total down- and upload sums.

#1 Compile yourself ?

KTrafficAnalyzer-0.4.0-1 INSTALL file tells:

Installation:
=============
A simple make should do the job:

shell> make

If no error occurs you will find the KTrafficAnalyzer binary in the current
directory. Now you can install it into your kde/bin folder by running:

shell> make install

NOTE: You have to be root in order to do that

This was working with the KDE 3.X.


#2 Use alien

> Suselinux (rpm) KTrafficAnalyzer
+
> How To: Convert any package from one format to another (using "alien")


#3 Use alternatives

> plasma-netgraph

Depends on: KDE 4.x

Description:
Plasma-netgraph is a plasmoid,
that displays network usage and is
comprised of a configurable applet
and a data-engine.

The data-engine is, for the most part,
code copied from knetload[1] and wrapped with the plasma API.


[1] http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show...?content=12351

Ported to the KDE 4.1 API

> PPA repositories > Show PPAs matching: netgraph

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Re: ktrafficanalyzer and 8.10 64 bit

Holy MACKERAL Rog, if I can't get it to run with all of that info I'll ship you my 'puter and you can have a go at it!!


Thanx alot!