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gnome-shell-extension-cpu-temperature is an extension for displaying system temperature data in GNOME Shell.
The extension uses sensors from lm_sensors package (lm-sensors for Debian systems) to read temperature for different CPU cores and adapters. If lm_sensors is not installed, temperature is read from system files.
Optionally, this extension uses hddtemp to read hard drive temperature data. The data is updated every 15 seconds.
Installation
You can install this extension by visiting the GNOME extensions page for this extension.
Installation by package manager
Fedora has packaged this extension. You can install it by running:
yum -y install gnome-shell-extension-cpu-temperature
Manual installation
This is the recommended method for installation as you always get the latest version. You can install this extension for your user by executing:
cd ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions
git clone https://github.com/xtranophilist/gnome-shell-extension-cpu-temperature.git temperature@xtranophilist
glib-compile-schemas temperature@xtranophilist/schemas/
or system wide by executing (this requires root permissions):
cd /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
git clone https://github.com/xtranophilist/gnome-shell-extension-cpu-temperature.git temperature@xtranophilist
glib-compile-schemas temperature@xtranophilist/schemas/
After installation you need to restart the GNOME shell:
ALT+F2to open the command prompt- Enter
rto restart the GNOME shell
Then enable the extension:
Open gnome-tweak-tool -> Shell Extensions -> CPU temperature indicator -> On
Installing dependencies
Installing lm-sensors for Fedora, CentOS and other distros with yum:
yum install -y lm_sensors
Ubuntu, Debian and other distros with apt-get:
apt-get install lm-sensors
Then run sensors-detect as root as one time detection process.
Installing hdd-temp:
yum -y install hddtemp
Configuration
This extensions uses the output of sensors(1) command to obtain the
temperature data and sensor labeling. To relabel, hide or correct the
output consult the sensors.conf(5) manual.
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