So that your Ubuntu can display the network speed and CPU temperature like Windows

Committed to the popularization of the Linux desktop operating system, I have been forcing myself to use all my computers in the Ubuntu system. However, I still cannot use Windows for a long time, for example, when downloading or watching online videos, I Don't consciously pay attention to the network speed, and my computer is an Intel + Nvidia dual-graphics card. Although I used bumblebee to disable the independent graphics card, but I am always worried about computer fever, so I will often check the computer's CPU temperature.

Ubuntu comes with a software called "system monitor". When it is turned on, you can view the network speed and CPU usage. However, you have to open this software every time you want to view the network speed and CPU usage, if you don't have to worry about the CPU temperature, you can find another way.

A software called Jupiter, also known as "Jupiter", was used to solve the problem of dual-graphics card heating. This software is a power management software and can also display the CPU temperature, I will not go into details about dual-graphics fever and Jupiter. Click here to learn more. This software can display the CPU, but it cannot always be shown there. You need to move the mouse and click it. This is troublesome, so you have to find another method.

In addition, there is a software called conky. The information displayed is quite comprehensive and the effect is quite good. But I personally think it is too much of a desktop space. Click here to learn more.

The final method I used was to install a software named Indicator-Sysmonitor, which can directly display the upstream and downstream network speed, CPU temperature, CPU usage and memory usage on the top panel. It is very convenient, the following describes how to install and use it. refer to the following articles.

 apt-get  -p ~/.Indicator-Sysmonitor-~/.Indicator-Sysmonitor- http: -xvf sysmon_0...gz

Select Use this command in settings, and enter:

$HOME/.Indicator-Sysmonitor-Scripts/sysmon

Install acpi

 apt-get  acpi

Modify the sysmon file:

 gedit .Indicator-Sysmonitor-Scripts/sysmon

Add The following blank space above "The Indicator Sysmonitor actual output:

# ------------------- Acpitemp ------------------------ [$ temp =];-t this command shows 16th-= $ (acpi-t |-c-

Add The following at The end of The text under "The Indicator Sysmonitor actual output:

$( [ $temp =  ];   \|Temp:$acpitemp; 

Finally, add the following in the Setting section:

temp=true

To display the CPU temperature.

The final result is as follows:

Well, I hope Linux will become more common and eventually replace Windows! Thank you for your reference!