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I repair laptop some times and need to check or monitor CPU or GPU temperature sometimes but dont want to install windows for that. In Windows I use cpu temp or other software. Can I check temperature with Linux mint or Ubuntu o Fedora anyway?
Hi. Conky or Psensor or right click to add widgets to your panel bar or desktop (like bubble-mon I think one was called you may have to install such things or use other window managers like Xfce and\or KDE etc.) Otherwise the terminal can tell you with I'm sure many different commands
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