It is already available in your Ubuntu by default.
Have attached screenshots of both dashboard as well as the lm-sensors module under the "System and Server Status". Sensors is a simple command-line tool available in Linux which displays the current readings of CPU along with other available sensor chips.
Which means, you may install and run it in Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 22.04, Fedora 34/35/36, and other Linux (e.g., Debian, Arch. There are as well bottom buttons to quickly launch system monitor utility and open the extension Preferences. Forcing the right side-panel as per your instructions in this GitHub-post Want to display your computer’s temperature, voltage, fan speed, memory. Refreshing on the dashboard top-right corner & in browserĦ. Restarting webmin (and entire server, after some package updates)ģ. CPU or GPU temperature depends entirely on the use of the program or application. Not OP, but I am having the same basic question, though I obviously don't know if it stems from a different issue my lm-sensors & sensors-detect are working and I can even set up a monitor for it under "System and Server Status" (where it reads correct values), yet no temperatures appear on my dashboard nor on the side-dashboard.Ģ. Perform a command sensor to determine CPU temperature on Ubuntu Linux.
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