Review "Hardware Sensors Indicator" version 1

Review of "Hardware Sensors Indicator" version 1

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Hardware Sensors Indicator

by alexmurray

Integrate Hardware Sensors Indicator with GNOME Shell

Extension Homepage: https://github.com/alexmurray/gs-indicator-sensors-extension/

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Jasper St. Pierre posted a review June 6, 2012

What's supposed to provide the DBus service here?

alexmurray posted a review June 6, 2012

The separate Hardware Sensors Indicator application provides it since version 0.2 https://github.com/alexmurray/indicator-sensors https://launchpad.net/indicator-sensors

alexmurray posted a review June 6, 2012

To give some more info - by default, Hardware Sensors Indicator (indicator-sensors) uses the Ubuntu AppIndicator library to integrate with Unity, but under gnome-shell AppIndicator falls back to using a GtkStatusIcon and hence the list of sensors is shown in the bottom right notification area - instead with this extension sensors are now integrated into the top bar as seen in the screenshot. Also indicator-sensors can be built without AppIndicator (on say Fedora) and in this case it has no UI by default to show the sensors, and so instead this extension provides the UI in that case as well.

gcampax posted a review June 6, 2012

Should be fine, I think