making it work with acpitool is the same as the example of nvclock (which didn't work for me, because nvclock gave 41C instead of 41):
acpitool | grep "zone 2" | awk '{print $6}'
looks strange, but python script doesn't work from skz file. Unpacked version works fine.
Solution: unpack .skz file to any dir and open Thermometer.theme with karamba
(skz is just a zip archive)
Hi!
I got the same problem as jpb1764... Button "configure applet" cannot be selected!
Maybe some troubles during installation?
I got the latest superkaramb through kubuntu7.04 repositories...
Hope someone can help me fix this out :-)
Thanks!
Thanks! :)
The only way (as far as I know) to run an app from konsole on kubuntu is kdesu app; no errors given... Maybe you meant something else?
Thanks again for your help :)
Hi, could you explain a little more in detail how I can change the used sensor ?
path and filename (that lm sensors/program/file didn't tell me much...) Oh and it is a great widget !
lm sensors can monitor cpu, m/b temperatures, fan speeds, voltages etc. You can get it at lm-sensors.org
To use lm sensors with my widget:
1) open konsole and type 'sensors'
It shows available sensors and their values(for example 'CPU Temp' or 'M/B Temp')
2) copy sensor name to the dialog box
You can also use any program like hddtemp and nvclock. Just type command to the dialog. Some examples:
hddtemp -n /dev/hda
nvclock -T | grep ':' | awk '{print $4}'
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i see message make sure to cros infrastucture is isntaled - and see to doc - where is doc ?
making it work with acpitool is the same as the example of nvclock (which didn't work for me, because nvclock gave 41C instead of 41): acpitool | grep "zone 2" | awk '{print $6}'
Hi! Where can I found config window??
There is no one big 'options' dialog. Right click on the applet -> configure applet
>>>Right click on the applet -> configure applet IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO GO TO THIS ITEM (IT DOESN'T APPEAR!)....... ITEM UNAVAILABLE.....
is python installed?
Hi! Python is installed here... Any suggestion? Thanks :)
try to run karamba in konsole and look for any error messages
looks strange, but python script doesn't work from skz file. Unpacked version works fine. Solution: unpack .skz file to any dir and open Thermometer.theme with karamba (skz is just a zip archive)
Hi, I'm sorry to bother you again but I've done what you suggested and it still doesn't work, no configure button... Thanks ^_^
Hi! I got the same problem as jpb1764... Button "configure applet" cannot be selected! Maybe some troubles during installation? I got the latest superkaramb through kubuntu7.04 repositories... Hope someone can help me fix this out :-) Thanks!
i've made this applet in suse 10.1. On suse it works fine :) I will try to test it with kubuntu 7.04 in a few days
Thanks! :) The only way (as far as I know) to run an app from konsole on kubuntu is kdesu app; no errors given... Maybe you meant something else? Thanks again for your help :)
Hi, could you explain a little more in detail how I can change the used sensor ? path and filename (that lm sensors/program/file didn't tell me much...) Oh and it is a great widget !
lm sensors can monitor cpu, m/b temperatures, fan speeds, voltages etc. You can get it at lm-sensors.org To use lm sensors with my widget: 1) open konsole and type 'sensors' It shows available sensors and their values(for example 'CPU Temp' or 'M/B Temp') 2) copy sensor name to the dialog box You can also use any program like hddtemp and nvclock. Just type command to the dialog. Some examples: hddtemp -n /dev/hda nvclock -T | grep ':' | awk '{print $4}'
Version 2.0 released!
is it possible to make it work with digitemp?
Yes, it will be possible in version 2
how to do it ? i have digitemp but it dont work