Hello...

[Niki1]

Kubuntu 10.10 runs well on my IMac - Intel Core Duo with 20 inch screen.
One remarque if i may do... KWallet is difficult to open for my password in KMail.
A little bit slower than the LTS, but fast enough, and the package manager is much better in my opinion.
I mis my temperature widget on my screen for the Mac, otherwise, congratulations, great work !
Niki1

[Niki1]

Re: Hello...

I was forgotten to mention that... The temperature widget is in the widgets, but don't work.
Not on the Mac in my case.
Greetings,
Niki1

[Teunis]

Re: Hello...

A very descriptive topic you used...

A funny temperature widget is called hot-babe.
Check out the man file for settings.

[Niki1]

Re: Hello...

A very descriptive topic you used...

A funny temperature widget is called hot-babe.
Check out the man file for settings.

Yep i now, but i am not so very technical, and no geek also, but i am learning.
HOT-BABE ? I ask my man if he can help me with that, he is the guy who test a lot of linux-distro's on his other 2 computers.
Greetings, and thanks !
Niki1

[doctordruidphd]

Re: Hello...

For the temperature widget to work, you may need to do a couple of things:

!. Install the lm-sensors package:

sudo apt-get install lm-sensors

2. Add the following two lines to your /etc/modules file:

it87
coretemp


In order to do that, you will have to use a text editor such as nano or kate, and you will need root privileges to edit the file. So start the editor as sudo kate /etc/modules . Add those two lines to the bottom of the file, and save it. You will have to reboot the system for the changes to take effect.

[Niki1]

Re: Hello...

For the temperature widget to work, you may need to do a couple of things:

!. Install the lm-sensors package:

sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
Thank You, i already found it. And the temp is good !
Greetings,
Niki1

2. Add the following two lines to your /etc/modules file:

it87
coretemp


In order to do that, you will have to use a text editor such as nano or kate, and you will need root privileges to edit the file. So start the editor as sudo kate /etc/modules . Add those two lines to the bottom of the file, and save it. You will have to reboot the system for the changes to take effect.