osd_sens

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Last Update: 2014-03-19

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This is a small programm to show your system temperature
using xosd (see the xmms-osd plugin, it is where I found
it).
The color of the text changes with the temperature.
Its goal is to be launched without any parameter, so any
configuration must be

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