This applet designed for GNOME desktop provides real-time updates of the temperature of your computer's CPU, allowing you to monitor and manage the heating issues of your system.
Computer Temperature Monitor is a useful applet for the GNOME desktop that displays the temperature of your computer's CPU and disks on screen. This convenient widget also enables you to log temperatures to a file and set alarms to notify you when a temperature is reached. Several monitors can be added to the panel to monitor different sensors.
The applet's design mimics the CPU Frequency Gnome applet, matching perfectly with it on the panel. The software is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License. This applet was previously named Laptop Temperature Monitor.
To run Computer Temperature Monitor, you must have the following requirements installed: GTK+ version 2.6.x, python, python-gnome, python-gnome-extras, gconf2, and hddtemp.
In the latest version of this applet, a small bug on hddtemp info parsing has been fixed. Overall, Computer Temperature Monitor is an excellent tool for monitoring your computer's temperature and keeping your system running optimally.
The applet's design mimics the CPU Frequency Gnome applet, matching perfectly with it on the panel. The software is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License. This applet was previously named Laptop Temperature Monitor.
To run Computer Temperature Monitor, you must have the following requirements installed: GTK+ version 2.6.x, python, python-gnome, python-gnome-extras, gconf2, and hddtemp.
In the latest version of this applet, a small bug on hddtemp info parsing has been fixed. Overall, Computer Temperature Monitor is an excellent tool for monitoring your computer's temperature and keeping your system running optimally.
What's New
Version 0.9.6.1: N/A