Kima – Kicker monitoring applet
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kima - a kicker's applet for TDE.

This applet monitors various temperature, frequency and fan sources from your kicker panel.

Features:

supported thermal sources:

  • the Linux ACPI Thermal Zone driver. The corresponding kernel module is called thermal.
  • the thermal sources of the Linux ACPI driver for the IBM ThinkPad laptops. The corresponding kernel module is called ibm-acpi.
  • the IBM Hard Drive Active Protection System (HDAPS) driver. The corresponding kernel module is called hdaps.
  • the Omnibook Configuration Tools & Patches. The corresponding kernel module is called omnibook.
  • the iBook G4 CPU and GPU thermal zones.
  • the thermal sensors available through hwmon (I2C, lm_sensors, ...).
  • the CPU thermal sensor of the i8k kernel driver for Dell Inspiron and Latitude notebooks.
  • the GPU thermal sensors of nvidia-settings. (provided by the nVidia GPU card driver tools, see FAQ notes below)
  • the termal sensors provided by hddtemp daemon.

supported frequency sources:

  • the Linux kernel /proc/cpuinfo interface
  • the Linux kernel cpufreq subsystem

supported fan sources:

  • the fan sensors available through hwmon (I2C, lm_sensors, ...).
  • the fan sources of the Linux ACPI driver for the IBM ThinkPad laptops. The corresponding kernel module is called ibm-acpi.
  • the fan sources of the i8k kernel driver for Dell Inspiron and Latitude notebooks.

misc sources:

  • battery source that displays the state of charge of your batteries through libhal.
  • uptime source that displays the current system uptime.

misc:

  • cpufreqd control module to switch cpufreqd profiles via cpufreqd remote interface.

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If you wish to contribute to Kima, you might do so:

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Contributing

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