Application similar to DU meter

I'm running SuSE 10.2 (32-bit). I would like to know the applications similar to DU meter on Windows. I need to be able to check the graph and bandwidth usage in real time. I didn't find the perfect tool out there, that's why I'm posting it here........ for the geeks to let me know

Thanks in advance.

KInternet, its on your SuSE cd. Open KMenu->Run->YaST->Enter Root Password->Software Management->in the search box type kinternet-> select the app->accept

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It's possible with Conky, too as well as iptables.

Pandora?

The closest that comes to DUMeter is probably KNemo
*kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=12956
Support for ethernet, wireless and PPP traffic monitoring along with download/upload statistics display and management in daily, weekly and monthly formats.

I think KPPP has similar features too...

Ok, I downloaded KNemo. I did the configuring part using the ./configure command, but the make install doesn't work. I've observed this in SuSE. Am I going wrong somewhere?
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I installed KNemo from the Smart package manager. Its not turning up when i type knemo in the Run bar. Any suggestions?

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IMPORTANT: KNemo has to be started using KDE Control Center/Internet & Network/
Network Monitor

Try the above.

But what about the make install command? It doesn't work on SuSE.

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What error does it give? Either the dependencies are missing you you don't have build-essential installed.

Ok, this is one of the errors checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.2 and < 4.0) (headers and libraries) not found. Please check your installation!
For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log.

The next is make install
make: *** No rule to make target `install'. Stop.

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qtlibs seem to be missing. You will find more in config.log, as it's said there.
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When you installed it from your package manager did it pull any dependancies?

No, it didnt any take any dependencies. How do I install the QTlibs?

Search for Qt in Yast or Smart package manager and install "devel" libraries.