Sermor
January 5, 2024, 11:10am
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Is there an application like hwmonitor for linux? I mean a program with a graphical interface, and which shows various data in addition to the temperature of the CPU (such as the power absorbed by the processor or video card, or the speed of the fans and so on)?
I have the kde desktop, but the sensor you can set doesn’t fully satisfy me. This is why I’m asking if there is a slightly more complete application, possibly with a graphical interface.
BS86
January 5, 2024, 11:59am
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conky is what I use for that. It comes with a very basic configuration but can be configured to just about anything.
You will find a lot of configs on the internet if you look for it.
There is also a topic here on the Forum to show off configs:
Not a Section for this yet, to share conky stuff so thought I’d post and hope the section gets stickied.
I’ve not installed EndeavourOS yet, but have been working on this for a few months so thought I’d post it.
I’d like to introduce Conky-Sandwich_v3
Here is an excerpt from the readme…be sure to read the whole readme file!
What is Conky-Sandwich?
It is a useless creation designed to distract you LMAO
Well, originally it started with just pictures of delicious yummy sandwiches.
On different…
Although it takes some time to get it 100% configured just the way you want it, it is definitely worth it.
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I agree regarding Conky. I also use it and after some work it has everything I wanted. Simple yet powerful.
xircon
January 5, 2024, 5:43pm
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There is hardinfo and i-nex.
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I forgot to mention. You could also take a look at Mission Center .
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s-tui
It is great stress test but it is also has nice hardware monitor
manuel
January 5, 2024, 10:41pm
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glances
has many features, with a tui. Shows temperatures too.
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