#!/bin/sh
# Name: System Monitor
# Author: Akshay
# DontUseFBInk
#
# The one permanent Home-screen entry for this package — no search bar, no
# terminal. Drop this file in the Kindle's documents/ folder via USB (same
# as sideloading a book) and tap "System Monitor" on the Home screen/
# Library. First tap installs and launches; every tap after that just
# launches — so this single file is both the installer and the permanent
# launcher, there's nothing else to drop in later.
#
# Deliberately does NOT call `kpm install` on every tap anymore. Confirmed
# on the real device this shares a repo with (dropbear-ssh, same root
# cause): kpm install always runs the currently-installed version's
# uninstall hooks first, even when "upgrading" to the exact same version
# already installed. For sysmon that meant every reopen tore down and
# recreated its running state (killing the stats loop, wiping uptime
# tracking) for no reason. Checking whether the package is already
# installed (a plain local directory check, no network involved) before
# deciding whether to install at all avoids that entirely. Trade-off:
# this means reopening no longer auto-updates to a newer version — grab
# a fresh copy of this file (or use kterm) to actually upgrade later.
KPM=/var/local/kmc/bin/kpm
if [ ! -d /mnt/us/kmc/kpm/packages/sysmon ]; then
    $KPM add-repo https://nealing.net/manifest.json
    $KPM install sysmon
fi
$KPM launch sysmon