[SOMETHING LIKE CONKY - but more efficient]

* Information
** What information is needed?
*** Examples
**** Time and date
**** CPU (load,number,frequency,temperature)
**** Memory (free/used)
**** HDD (free/used/temperature)
**** Battery (capacity/remaining time)
**** Network (connection/quality/bandwith)
** How do we get that information?
*** Possible Sources
**** acpi
**** /proc/
**** powertop
**** du

* Optimization
** How do we reduce unnecessary operations?
*** Refresh information context-based - That means that e.g. free space on the harddrive doesn't have to be update as often as the cpu load.
** How do we organize memory?

* Output
** How do we print stuff on the screen?
*** Dzen?
*** Own solution?
**** How do we achive bar-like behavior?

* Language
** Pure C as it is faster!
*** How "structured" should the programm be?
*** Easy approach: Array with [name], [command], [timing]
*** Use fopen on files like /proc/meminfo -> Loads a lot of unnecessary data but is there another way?
*** Don't use system as it outputs directly...
*** Are real systemcalls faster than <stdio.h> functions?
** Why not use python?
*** Advantages of C are more critical if a lot of data is handled...
** Which libraries are needed?
*** Do we need anything non-standard?

* Configuration
** How much should the user be able to configure the programm without having to recompile it?
*** Should this even be possible?
*** Loading a configuration only takes constant time. How about evaluation? Does having a dynamic configuration anyhow influence the programms performance?