Aero AIO 0.9.1 is a monitoring software that contains the lm_sensors temp monitor SuperKaramba theme. With this theme, users can easily monitor the temperature of their hardware.
I recently tried out Aero AIO 0.9.1: lm_sensors temp monitor and found it to be a fantastic SuperKaramba theme. This software is suitable for those who need to monitor their hardware temperatures, such as CPU and Motherboard, via 'lm_sensors' hardware sensors. It is especially helpful for individuals who do not have access to temperature information through /proc/acpi/thermal_zone. The standard plugin of Aero AIO only monitors these values through acpi thermal.
What makes this plugin great is its configuration dialog that allows you to easily adapt it for your 'lm_sensors' hardware sensors. It is designed and tested only for Aero AIO 0.9.1 (needed). Installation is quite straightforward: use the Aero AIO plugin installation dialog to install the .aiz file. Users must have Aero AIO 0.9.1 installed to enjoy this software.
In this release, users can enjoy an array of new features. The hardware sensors and hard disk temperatures update intervals are now configurable. Additionally, users can now set the maximum values for sensors and hard disk temperature bars. In terms of minor changes, the hardware sensors text has been changed to make the interface more "coherent." As for bug fixes, a small issue that caused hard disk temperatures to be truncated on some systems has been rectified.
Overall, Aero AIO 0.9.1: lm_sensors temp monitor is an excellent software that has a lot going for it. Its simple yet sleek design will appeal to many users. Configuration is easy, and the software can adapt to suit individual hardware sensors. The ability to keep track of CPU and Motherboard temperature is incredibly useful, especially for users whose systems cannot support temperature monitoring through /proc/acpi/thermal_zone. I would highly recommend this software to anyone looking for an effective solution to monitor temperatures.
What makes this plugin great is its configuration dialog that allows you to easily adapt it for your 'lm_sensors' hardware sensors. It is designed and tested only for Aero AIO 0.9.1 (needed). Installation is quite straightforward: use the Aero AIO plugin installation dialog to install the .aiz file. Users must have Aero AIO 0.9.1 installed to enjoy this software.
In this release, users can enjoy an array of new features. The hardware sensors and hard disk temperatures update intervals are now configurable. Additionally, users can now set the maximum values for sensors and hard disk temperature bars. In terms of minor changes, the hardware sensors text has been changed to make the interface more "coherent." As for bug fixes, a small issue that caused hard disk temperatures to be truncated on some systems has been rectified.
Overall, Aero AIO 0.9.1: lm_sensors temp monitor is an excellent software that has a lot going for it. Its simple yet sleek design will appeal to many users. Configuration is easy, and the software can adapt to suit individual hardware sensors. The ability to keep track of CPU and Motherboard temperature is incredibly useful, especially for users whose systems cannot support temperature monitoring through /proc/acpi/thermal_zone. I would highly recommend this software to anyone looking for an effective solution to monitor temperatures.
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