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Date Posted: |
June 29th, 1999
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Last Updated: |
September 20th, 1999
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License: |
Other Open Source License |
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9,836 total; 1 recently |
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22,201 total |
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6.98 / 10, with 43 votes |
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About Sensor2:
This application is designed to show the status of your computer's LM78 temperature sensor (if it has one).
This version is basically a port of the original R3 Sensor application by Mathias Agopian to BeOS R4.5.
This application is designed to show the status of your computer's LM78 sensor (if it has one). It has not been tested with a wide range of motherboards so don't be suprised if it doesn't work with yours. You also may need to keep in mind the location of your sensor(s) and fans when thinking about how hot things are getting in there.
We make no warranty or claim that the values reported by this application are useful nor are we liable if your computer happens to overheat while using this. Not our fault - This application does not actually control the fans.... This version is basically a port of the original R3 Sensor application by Mathias Agopian to BeOS R4.5.
We've also added some settings (accessible by clicking on the main view or the deskbar replicant) and bundled our R4.5 port of Kazuki Sakamoto's R3 lm78 driver.
The application can also run as a Deskbar replicant. This is done by running with the command-line option "--deskbar". Like so: "Sensor2 --deskbar". Pretty simple, yes?
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Details about this version:
Finally the final version. Adds a couple of last minute (bad practice, I know!) new features...
New features include:
* Fan adjustment factor.
* Configurable warning sound.
* Less bugs!+
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Intel Version - requires R4.5 (106 KB) |
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