Hardware Monitor
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Hardware Monitor is a monitor applet for the Gnome panel. It supports
a variety of monitoring capabilities (CPU usage, network throughput
etc.) and different kinds of viewers (curves, bars, columns, text,
flames).

The homepage (with screenshots and more information) is:

  http://www.cs.auc.dk/~olau/hardware-monitor/

  
Oh, and it is licensed under the GNU GPL. And proudly written with
the One True Editor, GNU Emacs (no eVIl here).


Requirements
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You need a modern Gnome desktop (i.e. at least Gnome 2.2) with the
related libraries and the C++ wrappers for GTK+ and Gnome libraries,
gtkmm and gnomemm (more specifically gtkmm, libgnomemm, libgnomeuimm,
gconfmm and libglademm). These can be fetched from
http://www.gtkmm.org, or are alternatively probably available as
packages from your distributor.

Also, to compile the program you need the development files for the
Gnome panel-applet library and libgtop.

If you have libsensors from the lm-sensors package installed at
compile time, the configure script will detect it and add support for
monitoring temperatures and fan speeds (if the library is not found,
the relevant UI is hidden).


Bugs
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Report bugs and suggestions to the maintainer:

  $ cat MAINTAINERS