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This temperature monitor has no frills and less dependencies, only depends on gtk and the kernel module for hardware monitoring (varies accreoss hardware)

Well, nothing much to say except that it writes svg icons to /tmp/ - but there is no menu or fancy 'about' screen.

Pets (32 and 64) and source attached. Install a pet and restart X or run it from the CLI, or click the .desktop file in /etc/xdg/autostart/

A free lolly to whoever comes up with a better name!

EDIT: pets updated with fixed pinstall. May need to move .desktop file from /etc/xdg/autostart to /root/.config/autostart/ on slightly older puppies.

compliments sir!

it works perfectly in
panel of
debiandog-xfce4-12!

thank you!

Works well in ScPup64 (various versions). To get it to start on bootup, had to add .desktop file below to /root/.config/autostart

This gives the same result as the original better off man's utility pmcputemp.sh, it finds a constant 25 Deg. To get it to find the correct temperature I swap the first 2 entries for the check to work correctly with my Intel CPU, core i5-5200U.
This change returns: /sys/devices/platform/coretemp.0/hwmon/hwmon1/temp1_input

Terry H wrote:This gives the same result as the original better off man's utility pmcputemp.sh, it finds a constant 25 Deg. To get it to find the correct temperature I swap the first 2 entries for the check to work correctly with my Intel CPU, core i5-5200U.

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for a in `find /sys/devices/platform -type f -name 'temp*_input'|sort` \
			`find /sys/devices/pci* -type f -name 'temp*_input'|sort` \
			`find /sys/devices/virtual -type f -name 'temp'|sort`

This change returns: /sys/devices/platform/coretemp.0/hwmon/hwmon1/temp1_input

Something isn't right here because the code you quote is what is in the script


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Anyway - want this for Barry's easyos-1.0.2 arm64 for raspberry? Might work on his rockchip version too. Has the startup script in /root/Startup - BK is old school isn't he?

I don't know what's going on. I must have had a some sort of weird seniors moment.