Hi everybody
There is a little application for the GNOME Panel that shows processor, HDD, RAM, Network etc.
Is there any that shows the current temperature of the Laptop / Computer?
Ubuntu 10.10
Thx
Kalsan
Hi everybody
There is a little application for the GNOME Panel that shows processor, HDD, RAM, Network etc.
Is there any that shows the current temperature of the Laptop / Computer?
Ubuntu 10.10
Thx
Kalsan
Code:sudo apt-get install lm-sensorsRight click the top panel > add to panel > add hardware sensors monitor. you can change the look by right clicking one of the icons and using preferences. Welcome to forums , by the way.Code:sudo apt-get install sensors-applet
Last edited by Frogs Hair; February 12th, 2011 at 02:31 AM.
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For this part of your question, you can simply right-click on the panel, click "add to panel", and choose "system monitor".
A cpu graph will appear in your panel. Right-click on that. Click "preferences", and mark the boxes you want: there are processor*, ram*, net*, swap, system load, and hard disk*. The asterisks are the ones I like to have at sight (may serve as a suggestion for you).
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EDIT: oops, it wasn't a question but a statment. Sorry, I misunderstood :/
Last edited by JC Cheloven; February 16th, 2011 at 01:40 PM.
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Thank you for your information. I've already had CPU, RAM, Net and HDD on my panel.
There is about 10 values (temp1, FDTZ and much more). Except for the HDD temp, I have no idea what all that means. The temp range goes from 20 to 42°C.
What do all those labels mean?
Thx
Kalsan
For finding HDD temp , System > Administration > Disk Utility Hard Drive > Smart Data. With out knowing the operating temp limits of your hardware it is difficult to say what's hot and what's not.
I built my computer , so some of the information came with my hardware and some I found at manufactures website. Running , sensors in the terminal will show high and low temp limits for some components..
Last edited by Frogs Hair; February 12th, 2011 at 04:28 PM.
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