Quote:
Originally Posted by Oficre_josef
I use i3 wm, in custom i3status conf
Code:
cpu_temperature 0 {
format = "T: %degrees C"
path = ""
}
And its give me a lot of numbers in output...
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OK. I've had a little time to look at this.
When you installed the package for
x11/i3status, which installs automatically as a run time dependency of
x11/i3, this message appears which you may have missed:
Code:
Information for inst:i3status-2.8p0
Install notice:
Before running i3status, a configuration file needs to be created.
Copy the provided /usr/local/share/examples/i3status/i3status.conf
to ~/.i3status.conf and modify as necessary.
You can get this message to appear again with
$ pkg_info -M i3status
. If you leave out the package name with that command, you will see any admin messages for all installed packages that have them.
That example file contains these settings for temperature monitoring:
Code:
order += "cpu_temperature cpu0"
order += "cpu_temperature acpitz0"
.
.
.
cpu_temperature cpu0 {
format = "C: %degrees C"
path = "cpu0"
}
cpu_temperature acpitz0 {
format = "TZ: %degrees C"
}
Try these, and see if they work for your Thinkpad. They work on my little Asus netbook.
I'm enjoying i3. Thanks!