
Temperature
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
Description:
This program was created because I needed a tool to monitor computer temperature with possibility to save it to a file.
To properly work it needs programs on your system:
- lm_sensors
- hddtemp
and present paths:
- to partitions file: /proc/partitions
- to battery files: /sys/class/power_supply
Available keys on applet:
- LMB (left mouse button) - force to check temperature
- RMB (right mouse button) - display help
Configuration is done by modifying the file "Temperature.cfg", which is created automatically in your Home directory when first start. Last changelog:
To properly work it needs programs on your system:
- lm_sensors
- hddtemp
and present paths:
- to partitions file: /proc/partitions
- to battery files: /sys/class/power_supply
Available keys on applet:
- LMB (left mouse button) - force to check temperature
- RMB (right mouse button) - display help
Configuration is done by modifying the file "Temperature.cfg", which is created automatically in your Home directory when first start.
2013-05-25 v1.0
2013-05-26 v1.1
- add to available keys on applet: RMB (right mouse button) - display help
2014-10-12 v1.2
- changed config file to human friendly (Temperature.json to Temperature.cfg)
- added configurable time marker on chart
- added Battery state in percent of last full or design capacity
- added some options in config file
Ratings & Comments
6 Comments
I am starting to get a lot of errors for my drives and the today it also showed error for my motherboard and CPU. On openSUSE 12.3 x64 my hddtemp in Konsole shows all drives ok and the sensors command shows also CPU and MB so add an configuration batten or option. Deleting the Temperature.json and Temperature.log do not solve the problem.
Error in the view plasma-applet appears when hardware id from programs lm_sensors an hddtemp is different from this in Temperature.json. If delete Temperature.json does not help, please send me via email Temperature.json file and the result of programs lm_sensor and hddtemp. Temperature.log file does not matter.
It is simple but works :D The only thing I am missing is the GPU temp the free radeon driver in it.
I do not have a ATI card to test this problem, but I found the information that run "modprobe it87" can help.
I do not have a ATI card to test this problem, but I found the information that run "modprobe it87" can help.
modprobe it87 is not possible or something but no problem I see my radeon from the standard temp widget and the Radeon pm widget and it is good to see all my drives.