Saber la temperatura de tu pc

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Para empezar, explicaros que este manual esta en principio hecho para gnome, asi que si utilizais otros entornos graficos , no os funcionara.
En primer lugar os debeis de hacer con el programa sensors, para eso escribiremos en la consola:
$ sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
o bien buscamos en synaptic 'lm-sensors'

Este programa solo es de uso para la consola , y siempre podreis utilizarlo, escribiendo sensors en la consola. pero si lo que quereis es tener en vuestro escritorio la informacion de vuestra temperatura tendreis que instalaros sensors-applet, para el cual teneis que escribir en la consola:
$ sudo apt-get install sensors-applet
o bien buscamos en synaptic 'sensors-applet'

Este programa es especialmente util cuando manejais un servidor y quereis saber su temperatura de manera remota, la cual podeis verla mediante ssh.

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