Hello,
As a person who loves to see numbers and data in general, I was wondering if it would be possible to display the load average and temperature of the device in SkyView. It doesn’t have to be fancy; maybe a discrete line on top of the panel on the right.
I run other services on the Rpi and it would be useful to see this information; I usually ssh in and check it.
It is also useful to check the CPU temperature if the device is not well ventilated or outdoors.
Thank you for your consideration.
I also think that a temperature display on SkyView screen would be nice.
On my RPi, I have a script (tempcheck.sh) that displays temperature in degrees C and F.
This script is called from ~/.bashrc so appears on every login.
This script can be called from other scripts as well or run manually.
The temperature is displayed as part of the login messages. For example:
The CPU’s current temperature is:
27.7 °C (81.86 °F)
These two lines are at end of my ~/.bashrc file:
echo “The CPU’s current temperature is:”
~/bin/tempcheck.sh
This is the contents of my file ~/bin/tempcheck.sh.
(this file has execute permissions)
#!/bin/bash
tm=/opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd measure_temp
tc=echo $tm| cut -d '=' -f2 | sed 's/..$//'
tf=$(echo “scale=2;((9/5) * $tc) + 32” |bc)
echo $tc \°C ($tf \°F)
I believe that the package bc was not included, so
sudo apt-get install bc
was necessary to get the degees F calculation.