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psensor

Psensor is a graphical hardware temperature monitor for Linux. It can monitor temperatures of the different hardware sensors (motherboard and CPU using lm-sensors), hard disk drives (hddtemp), and Nvidia GPUs. The fan can also be monitored (lm-sensors). Psensor is designed to be simple and easy to use.

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Psensor packages for Ubuntu Oneiric 14 May 2011

Psensor packages have been accepted last month in the unstable and testing Debian repositories. Psensor is now in the Ubuntu software repository of...

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  •  18 Nov 2011 18:38

Release Notes: This release adds support for Gtk+3.x and Gtk+ Status Icons. A few bugs have been fixed, mostly concerning compilation with Fedora.

  •  06 Nov 2011 12:25

Release Notes: This is the last stable release. It adds an option to restore the position and size of the main window.

  •  30 Sep 2011 21:55

Release Notes: This release adds monochrome icons for Ubuntu AppIndicator. The Web interface of Psensor-server has been improved and Microsoft Internet Explorer support has been fixed.

  •  11 Sep 2011 17:13

Release Notes: This release adds CPU usage and experimental AMD/ATI GPU monitoring to Psensor and an important memory leak fix. The Psensor-server Web interface has been rewritten with JQuery, introduces new system information (network, CPU load, and memory information), and draws a graph for "lm-sensors" sensors.

  •  27 Jun 2011 13:05

Release Notes: This release fixes a few minor bugs and improves the integration with Ubuntu. The Application Indicator displays the unit of the sensor values. On Ubuntu, Psensor is automaticaly started during the user session initialization and its main window can be hidden.

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