Add a temperature indicator to the Ubuntu12.04 panel

I used delln5110 notebook to add a temperature indicator on the Ubuntu12.04 panel. it was originally difficult to heat the data. In addition, the hot weather in summer made the computer temperature a headache for me. Because a motherboard has been burned before, so very sensitive to temperature, always want to add a soft temperature detection... I used the dell n5110 notebook to add a temperature indicator to the Ubuntu12.04 panel. it was originally difficult to heat the data. In addition, the hot weather in summer made the computer temperature a headache for me. Because a motherboard was burned before, it is very sensitive to temperature and has always wanted to add a software for temperature detection. After searching for the Internet for a long time, I finally got it ready. I use the "System Monitor Indicator." software, which is very small and practical. download and install the software:
Enter the following command on the terminal: sudo apt-add-repository ppa: alexeftimie/ppasudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install indicator-sysmonitor. after installation, press and hold the "win + alt" key (if the desktop system must be gnome), right-click the panel, select "Add to panel", find system monitor, and add it; by default, the cpu and memory usage status are displayed. if you want to set the display temperature, you need to manually configure it: Click, select "preference", and then select "advanced ",, enter your sensor name in braces. If no sensor is available, you can enter sudo apt-get install lm-sensors-applet.
Enter sensors-detect, and the system will automatically detect the required modules. similar to the "next" mode common in Windows software, the system will guide you to configure the sensor, in the Wizard, follow the prompts to answer "Yes" or "ENTER ". ENTER "Yes"/"ENTER" along the way.