Xfce 4 Sensors Plugin is a panel plugin that monitors hardware sensors and displays the results on the panel.
Xfce 4 Sensors Plugin is a hardware sensors plugin designed for Linux users. It operates by requiring libsensors to exhibit the mainboard sensors and fan speeds. This feature offers an excellent opportunity to surveil the temperature values of your hard disk with hddtemp support. Additionally, the software comes with source code and Debian packages that are quick and convenient to set up.
To use the plugin, users need to add it to the panel by checking some checkboxes in the sensors table. It is possible to specify the preferred color that the text should appear and rename the sensor for a more accurate tooltip display. Furthermore, the software allows users to display readings graphically via bars. The users have the option to set a minimum and maximum value for each sensor, resulting in red-colored bars when either is reached.
The software provides an option to display custom colored bars for each sensor, providing a more personalized display. This feature is ideal for users who may not like the green bars.
What's new in this release is that users need to have 4.2 or 4.4 panel headers for building the application. In addition, the software now requires libsensors3 headers for display purposes.
Overall, Xfce 4 Sensors Plugin serves as an indispensable tool for Linux users looking to monitor their systems' temperature values accurately. With a simple and user-friendly interface, users can quickly set up and customize their preferences, enhancing their system's security and reliability.
To use the plugin, users need to add it to the panel by checking some checkboxes in the sensors table. It is possible to specify the preferred color that the text should appear and rename the sensor for a more accurate tooltip display. Furthermore, the software allows users to display readings graphically via bars. The users have the option to set a minimum and maximum value for each sensor, resulting in red-colored bars when either is reached.
The software provides an option to display custom colored bars for each sensor, providing a more personalized display. This feature is ideal for users who may not like the green bars.
What's new in this release is that users need to have 4.2 or 4.4 panel headers for building the application. In addition, the software now requires libsensors3 headers for display purposes.
Overall, Xfce 4 Sensors Plugin serves as an indispensable tool for Linux users looking to monitor their systems' temperature values accurately. With a simple and user-friendly interface, users can quickly set up and customize their preferences, enhancing their system's security and reliability.
What's New
Version 0.10.0: N/A