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Open a Linux terminal and type: watch -d -n 1 sensors This displays CPU, GPU, Wi-Fi, NVMe SSD, and HDD temperature data in real time. See for more info. #Linux #opensource

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Robertovor 1 Jahr

sudo apt install lm-sensors sudo sensors-detect watch -d -n 1 sensors

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Peter Schneider | @[email protected]vor 1 Jahr

Nice tip, I didn't know the watch program yet. 🙏

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psyvvor 1 Jahr

Man, I really wish gkrellm were better maintained, and included latency data

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sudoGalaxyvor 1 Jahr

This is sweet 🤘

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nikolaos poulos 🇬🇷vor 1 Jahr

It does not work on: Rocky Linux release 9.5 (Blue Onyx)

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himanshu kalwarvor 1 Jahr

That's such a handy tip! 🔥 Real-time temperature monitoring with `watch` and `sensors` is a must-know for Linux users. Keeping an eye on system health has never been easier. 🖥️🐧

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Montazirvor 1 Jahr

it didn't work for me "sh: 1: 1: not found". i use Ubuntu

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slesevor 1 Jahr

Thanks

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Toby-B 🇺🇦🍉vor 1 Jahr

Not on all distros

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