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GNOME desktop application for displaying configuration information & observation of system activity. It focuses on monitoring & displaying CPU frequencies,voltages & temperature statistics. You also may observe PCIE link status,Monitor info,fan speeds,power,current & other important system parameters readings under Linux.
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uhInfo ****** GNOME desktop application for displaying configuration information & observation of system activity. It focuses on monitoring & displaying CPU frequencies,voltages & temperature statistics. You also may observe PCIE link status,Monitor info,fan speeds,power,current & other important system parameters readings under Linux. To get a general visual idea,see the repository's wiki page. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To use this application,you only need to have GTKMM 4.0(with dependencies) installed. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To BUILD it : 1) GNOME 41 desktop environment or higher with gtkmm-4.0 >= 4.4.0 - We assume bash is set as the default shell,make & g++(c++ 17 compliant compiler) are already installed - Installing the development files.Taking Fedora(37) as an example you will need to install : gtkmm4.0-devel >= 4.4.0 libudisks2-devel >= 2.7.6 lm_sensors-devel >= 3.4.0 Examples on these OSs : - Fedora Linux 39/40 : sudo dnf install gtkmm4.0-devel lm_sensors-devel libudisks2-devel - openSUSE (Tumbleweed) : sudo zypper install gtkmm4-devel libudisks2-0-devel libsensors4-devel gettext-tools - Ubuntu 24.4 : sudo apt-get install libgtkmm-4.0-dev libsensors4-dev libudisks2-dev gettext 2) Finaly jast run 'make' in 'uhInfo' directory. 3) To SET UP,DELETE,Get HELP - To clean up type 'make clean' - To install run "sudo make install" - or to unininstal jast run "sudo make uninstall" - For help type 'make help' --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Installation on lm_sensors(lm-sensors) package is Strongly Recommended! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | For version 0.16 and lower (gtkmm 3.0 related): | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Requirements : - GNOME desktop environment with gtkmm-3.0 >= 3.22.0 - Udisks2 >= 2.7.6 Strongly recommended : - lm_sensors(lm-sensors) >= 3.4.0 1) BUILDING and CLEANING projest To ensure proper project compilation you will need to install: - Fedora (33/34) : gtkmm30-devel lm_sensors-devel libudisks2-devel - Ubuntu (20.10/21.4),Tails (3.14) & Zorin (15 beta) : libgtkmm-3.0-dev libsensors4-dev libudisks2-dev - Mageia (7 beta 2) : gtkmm3.0-devel lm_sensors-devel lib64udisks2-devel - Antergos (19.3) & Manjaro (18.0.4) : gtkmm3 lm_sensors udisks2 - openSUSE (Tumbleweed) : gtkmm3-devel libudisks2-0-devel libsensors4-devel So if necessary : - Fedora (33/34) : sudo dnf install gtkmm30-devel lm_sensors-devel libudisks2-devel - Ubuntu (20.10/21.4),Tails (3.14) & Zorin (15 beta) : sudo apt-get install libgtkmm-3.0-dev libsensors4-dev libudisks2-dev - Mageia (7 beta 2) : su -c 'dnf install gtkmm3.0-devel lm_sensors-devel lib64udisks2-devel' - Antergos (19.3) & Manjaro (18.0.4) : sudo pacman -S gtkmm3 lm_sensors udisks2 - openSUSE (Tumbleweed) : sudo zypper install gtkmm3-devel libudisks2-0-devel libsensors4-devel - To install run "sudo make install" (Mageia (7 beta 2) : su -c 'make install') - or to unininstal jast run "sudo make uninstall" (Mageia (7 beta 2) : su -c 'make uninstall') - For help type 'make help' - To cleaning up 'make clean'
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GNOME desktop application for displaying configuration information & observation of system activity. It focuses on monitoring & displaying CPU frequencies,voltages & temperature statistics. You also may observe PCIE link status,Monitor info,fan speeds,power,current & other important system parameters readings under Linux.