Psensor 0.6.2.9 Release hardware temperature sensor monitoring tool

Psensor is a graphical hardware http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18442.html "> monitoring tool for temperature sensors, Linux based lm-sensors and GTK libraries. Psensor is a small tool for monitoring hardware temperatures under Linux. You can set thresholds and issue alarms when thresholds are reached.

Add a specific icon to the Ubuntu application indicator and change Ubuntu binary packaging to better follow the packaging rules. Lm_sensors software can help us monitor the motherboard, CPU operating voltage, fan speed, temperature and other data. This data is usually visible in the bios of the motherboard as well. When we can run the machine through the lm_sensors to monitor the temperature of the CPU at any time, you can prevent the protection of the CPU overheating and will burn.

Psensor Features:

• Display motherboard and CPU temperature (using lm-sensor);
• Displays the graphics temperature of the Nvidia GPU (using Xnvctrl);
• Display the hard drive (using hddtemp) temperature;
• Display fan (using lm-sensor) speed;
• Preset temperature can be set beforehand;
• Integration with Ubuntu natty interface;
• New Globalmenu display on Unity panel;
• New sensor Preferences window;

Psensor 0.6.2.9 This release fixes minor bugs and improves integration with Ubuntu. The application indicator displays the unit of the sensor value. In Ubuntu, Psensor is automaticaly started in user session initialization and its main window can be hidden.

Installation Instructions:

First you need to install the lm-sensors and enter the command at the terminal:
sudo apt install lm-sensors
PPA installation, in Terminal input command:

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