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lm-sensors applet for panel #193

Closed ghost closed 12 years ago

ghost commented 12 years ago

Would be fine.

ltwardus commented 12 years ago

I'll try to do this, this can be fun

ghost commented 12 years ago

Great.

ltwardus commented 12 years ago

Work is in progress, some ideas on how GUI should look like ? Maybe like xfce-sensors-plugin (ofc. simplified for the first version)

ghost commented 12 years ago

Yes, xfce's is fine. There's a new one for lxde panel as well: https://github.com/danamlund/sensors-lxpanel-plugin

pvanek commented 12 years ago

there are panel plugins for CPU and network. Should I close this issue?

jleclanche commented 12 years ago

Yes, this is dup of #13 anyway

amoskvin commented 12 years ago

This one's talking about sensors (temperature, fan speed, etc) - I don't see why close it.

ghost commented 12 years ago

Neither do I.

jleclanche commented 12 years ago

Ah, so more advanced than we currently have... I personally think it's out of razor's scope if it aims to stay lightweight, but could be third party. Problem is it's quite hard to develop third party plugins right now...

ghost commented 12 years ago

I don't get it. You close it without any explanation, even when a guy is willing to develope it. LXDE has it, but broken. I now use a third party applet mentioned above. I'll be using LXDE it seems. So long.

jleclanche commented 12 years ago

Calm down, it was reopened. Nobody has anything against the idea. I just personally believe it should be a third-party plugin, not be in razor's core; and that's just an opinion.

amoskvin commented 12 years ago

Adys, if a plugin is too "heavyweight" for you then don't use it.

And if it's the disk space you're concerned about, each plugin can be disabled at build time. See:

https://github.com/Razor-qt/razor-qt/wiki/Razor-cmake-Options

jleclanche commented 12 years ago

I'm aware, I just think this might be a good occasion to try improve the possible development of third-party panel plugins. We will eventually have to defer some plugin development to third party, it's impossible to satisfy everyone =)

ltwardus commented 12 years ago

Sorry for not being invovled in the discussion even if i'm developing this plugin but Easter etc. :) So, for now this plugin will only display temperatures with some basic configuration (updated time etc.) so it will be quite lightwieght. It is fun to mess with razor-qt and lm_sensors, i wan't to develop this plugin and make it as usable as it can be (maybe later add hddtemp, nvidia temp etc) so for now it can be included in the core and provide very basic info and as time flows and it becomes more "fat" we can try to create some third party plugin (i didn't found any info in the Wiki how to develop third party plugins :)). So what do You think guys ? :) I wan't to help make razoir-qt more usable (replacing my xfce4 :P).

Ps. Cause of Easter i will respond for every question in thursday etc :)

ltwardus commented 12 years ago

Chip detection done, min, max and current temperature reading done. Now i will made some simple GUI to see the temperature readings, choose temperature reading source etc.

ltwardus commented 12 years ago

Basic vertical bars for temperature reading display done.

ltwardus commented 12 years ago

Usable plugin ready, i need to add some config options like switch selected bars on and off, feature to select bar color etc.

ltwardus commented 12 years ago

Enable/disable and color bar options done. Some small usability features need to be done:

ltwardus commented 12 years ago

Settings per detected chip done. Only features mentioned in the previous msg left, so we are near the end :)

amoskvin commented 12 years ago

Good to hear :)

On Wednesday 16 May 2012 10:56:35, Ang3lus wrote:

Settings per detected chip done. Only features mentioned in the previous msg left, so we are near the end :)

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/Razor-qt/razor-qt/issues/193#issuecomment-5747376

ghost commented 12 years ago

Well, even the arguably "everything-you-need" DEs, KDE and Gnome3+extensions, don't have it along with some other useful features, despite having zillions of useless ones. Only the resource conscious DEs like LXDE and Xfce have it.

Anyway, can't wait to have a R/Qubuntu or LMDE RazorQt.

SokoloffA commented 12 years ago

Anyway, can't wait to have a R/Qubuntu or LMDE RazorQt.

Already exists Ubuntu Razor-qt Remix :)

P.S. It's not official.

ghost commented 12 years ago

Thanks. I know, but a newer version of Ubuntu or Debian would be better!

ltwardus commented 12 years ago

Here we go: https://github.com/Razor-qt/razor-qt/pull/291 :)

pvanek commented 12 years ago

OK, merged, working. Thanks for it. Really.