Forked from https://github.com/xtranophilist/gnome-shell-extension-sensors

This GNOME shell extension uses lm-sensors which must be installed.

# ArchLinux
sudo pacman -S lm_sensors

# Fedora
sudo dnf install lm_sensors

# Ubuntu
sudo apt install lm-sensors

GNOME Shell < 3.32 require v7.

1. Visit https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1145/sensory-perception/
2. Click the switch to install and enable the extension
3. Accept the prompt to install if not already installed

This is useful for developing and/or debugging.

As of GNOME 40, the extension system seems to reset the extension on it's own so symlinking can cause local repo to be clobbered.

bin/build-dist.sh && gnome-extensions install --force dist/[email protected]

Then reload the shell (only works on XOrg) or reboot.

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/HarlemSquirrel/gnome-shell-extension-sensory-perception.git
# Or download and unzip a release from https://github.com/HarlemSquirrel/gnome-shell-extension-sensory-perception/tags

# OPTIONAL: check out a specific tag or branch
git checkout v7

# Create a symlink to the local user's extensions directory
ln -s ~/gnome-shell-extension-sensory-perception ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]

# Enable the extension
gnome-shell-extension-tool --enable [email protected]

You may want to set the labels of your sensors to something like 'CPU' instead of 'temp1'. Every motherboard is different so you will need to set these labels manually. I created lm-sensors-chip-labels where I am adding the files I need for my machines. Feel free to open a PR and contribute!

The sensors.conf manual describes the full array of customizations.

# This does not always work
gnome-shell-extension-tool -r [email protected]

One of the best ways to troubleshoot is to watch the logs with journalctl and restart the extension. You can reload this extension with the handy Gnome Shell Extension Reloader extension.

journalctl --since="`date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M'`" -f | grep sensory-perception

GNOME 40+

gnome-extensions prefs [email protected]

Earlier versions

gnome-shell-extension-prefs [email protected]

bin/build-dist.sh