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- Drop BuildRequires: libmpdclient-devel, the mpd plugin does not work with recent versions of libmpdclient
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The Fedora package of lcd4linux ships with a demo configuration file, shell
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script and desktop file, to use lcd4linux under your normal desktop. To use
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it with an actual external LCD display you need to configure it for your
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specific display, and likely launch it as root. See the sample config file
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included with the package, and the lcd4linux website for more info:
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http://ssl.bulix.org/projects/lcd4linux/
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A note about the i2c_sensors plugin, as it names suggests it was written
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to get information from hardware monitoring sensors attached to the i2c bus.
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But now a days machines often have hwmon sensors attached to difference
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busses (such as those builtin to CPUs). The Fedora package contains a patch
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to the i2c_sensors plugin to also recognize these. There still is a problem
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when you have multiple sensor devices. In this case the i2c_sensors
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plugin will just pick the first one (hwmon0). You can use the i2c_sensors
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plugin with multiple sensor devices by explicitly setting the i2c_sensors-path
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variable and specifying the hwmon device in the i2c_sensors call. Example
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configuration code (note how some hwmon devices need 'hwmon#/device/...',
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and others 'hwmon#/...'):
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i2c_sensors-path '/sys/class/hwmon/'
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Widget Temp1 {
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class 'Text'
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width 16
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align 'R'
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prefix 'ACPI: '
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postfix '°C'
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precision 1
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expression i2c_sensors('hwmon0/temp1_input') / 1000.0
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}
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Widget Temp2 {
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class 'Text'
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width 16
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align 'R'
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prefix 'CPU1: '
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postfix '°C'
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precision 1
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expression i2c_sensors('hwmon1/device/temp1_input') / 1000.0
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}
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