CPU temperature monitor for 14.04LTS?

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Solution 1

See http://wpitchoune.net/blog/sensors-in-the-top-bar-of-the-desktop/.

It has been added in psensor since the release 1.0.2.

Basically, with a terminal:

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:jfi/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install psensor

Solution 2

Try this: Go to your Dash and open Software and Updates. Go the other software tab and try to add it from there by pressing add. Add "ppa:alexmurray/indicator-sensors-daily" excluding the quotes and add. Check the box next to the source in the list of sources. Open a terminal and try:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install indicator-sensors

If that doesnt work, try to install it from Synaptic Package Manager. (To get it): sudo apt-get install synaptic Open Synaptic and search indicator-sensors. Right click on it and click Mark For Installation. Click Apply and let it install.

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  • LuckyBearing
    LuckyBearing over 1 year

    Is there a way to configure psensor so the temperatures read out in real time in the panel so it could be read at a glance? So far, in order to read the temperature I have to click on the applet indicator. On 12.04 I had a Hardware Indicator Sensors by Alex Murray that did that job fine but it doesn't work in 14.04 (can anyone verify? I'm getting an "E: Unable to locate package indicator-sensors"). I ended up starting to use psensor again and it only shows the temp in Unity (my Unity is on auto hide).

  • LuckyBearing
    LuckyBearing about 10 years
    I'm getting an "E: Unable to locate package indicator-sensors".
  • shawn221
    shawn221 about 10 years
    I updated the post, try again.
  • David
    David about 10 years
    I just now got the same E:unable to locate
  • LuckyBearing
    LuckyBearing about 10 years
    I tried it with the updated post too. Same thing.
  • shawn221
    shawn221 about 10 years
    Try this. I updated it again.
  • LuckyBearing
    LuckyBearing about 10 years
    "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:alexmurray/indicator-sensors-daily" does work and it does show up in the Software & Updates under Other Software. The install results in an Unable to locate. Manually adding the ppa in the Software and Updates is a no go either. Don't you need an http location? just adding "ppa:alexmurray/indicator-sensors-daily" does nothing and won't show up on the list or in Synaptics
  • shawn221
    shawn221 about 10 years
    Try this then: I went into my apt cache and took the deb file for the indicator-sensors package. Install this deb from here: dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/xbpy1zh8q0hm9to/…
  • binga30
    binga30 about 10 years
    I'm having the same problems as the OP. Something is wrong with that ppa. All other ppa:s work for me.
  • binga30
    binga30 about 10 years
    The deb you provided is the saucy version from ppa:alexmurray/indicator-sensors/, I think, not the trusty version from ppa:alexmurray/indicator-sensors-daily/.
  • binga30
    binga30 about 10 years
    If you check "view package details" at ppa:alexmurray/indicator-sensors-daily/ you'll see that the trusty package did not build properly.
  • user27401
    user27401 about 10 years
    So.. is there any update? I'm still getting "E: Unable to locate package indicator-sensors" from the daily ppa on 14.04
  • LuckyBearing
    LuckyBearing about 10 years
    Wow, it looks great. I can't wait. The nice thing about psensor is the notification alarms. Yeah, I could run indicator-sensors and psensor at the same time but I tend to like a cleaner panel.
  • LuckyBearing
    LuckyBearing about 10 years
    I used the deb file as provided in trusty it is working fine.
  • binga30
    binga30 about 10 years
    Alex Murray has kindly updated his ppa and the trusty package is now available at launchpad.net/~alexmurray/+archive/indicator-sensors-daily
  • Edward Torvalds
    Edward Torvalds about 9 years
    you dont need to add ppa on Ubuntu 15.04
  • Anindya Chatterjee
    Anindya Chatterjee about 9 years
    It has a GUI as well. Great answer. +1
  • AbdelHady
    AbdelHady almost 9 years
    psensor is a great tool, it should be the accepted answer
  • simbabque
    simbabque almost 9 years
    How do I get the temperatures to show up in the bar like the screenshot in the link has?
  • Paul Stelian
    Paul Stelian over 8 years
    simbabque That is a so-called experimental setting you find in Sensor Preferences (not the main Preferences dialog), in the "Application Indicator" tab.