I'm looking for a way to show my CPU-temperature in the GNOME 3 Panel in Ubuntu 10.10. I found a Screen on extensions.gnome.org :
Is there an applet or something like that?
Thank you!
I'm looking for a way to show my CPU-temperature in the GNOME 3 Panel in Ubuntu 10.10. I found a Screen on extensions.gnome.org :
Is there an applet or something like that?
Thank you!
Try installing this extension for GNOME. It is called "Freon."
Yes, there is. It is called psensor
. Install it (apt install psensor
), and run it. It should pop up a window with tempratures:
Go to preferences, and configure it to start at startup, and only enable the panel icon:
You might want to fiddle with other settings as well. In the end you should have this:
(The little thermometer at the left.)
CPU, GPU, motherboard, and hdd temp sources are available. Make sure you have the sensors
package installed.
The reason I added this answer to a question about a 10 year old Ubuntu is that it pops up at the first page of google searches for disk temperature in system tray ubuntu. Tested in 18.04.
try this extension system-monitor you can choose the information to display like memory, cpu, temperature, etc..