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Sensors-Monitor
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
Description:
This is my first widget.
Attention! I tested it only on debian squeeze, kde 4.3.0
sensors.skz
Sensors-Monitor:
eth0 - IN Kb;
eth0 - OUT Kb;
CPU - Core0 %,
CPU - Core1 %;
CPU temp °C;
HDD temp °C;
NVIDIA temp °C;
RAM free Kb;
Install:
Rename the 111150-sensors.skz in sensors.skz
plasmapkg --type superkaramba --install sensors.skz
Remove:
plasmapkg -r sk_sensors
Or you can install using superkaramba. Last changelog:
Attention! I tested it only on debian squeeze, kde 4.3.0
sensors.skz
Sensors-Monitor:
eth0 - IN Kb;
eth0 - OUT Kb;
CPU - Core0 %,
CPU - Core1 %;
CPU temp °C;
HDD temp °C;
NVIDIA temp °C;
RAM free Kb;
Install:
Rename the 111150-sensors.skz in sensors.skz
plasmapkg --type superkaramba --install sensors.skz
Remove:
plasmapkg -r sk_sensors
Or you can install using superkaramba.
Sorry all, now I do not support the application of Linux and KDE too 
... currently I'm using OS X
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Sensors-Monitor is part of KDE Themes and Extensions, which is supported by the following people:
Other Plasma 4 Extensions:
Ratings & Comments
6 Comments
I have to look into this Plasmoid making, or... someone with skillz should make a simple "nVIDIA-Swich-PowerMizer-setting".
Works fine on KDE 4.7 (openSUSE) Of course you need to install superkaramba ;-)
I installed this in 4.6 using the panels built in get new widgets ability, but I do not see it in the widget list after installation. What would cause it not to show up, or am I doing something wrong?
Same here on Kubuntu actual Kubuntu
Looks perfect - nice and simple
Thank you, it's all in the past and Linux debian too, now I have hakintosh I like experiments...