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Simple NVidia Info

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Downloads:  766
Submitted:  Dec 27 2010
Updated:  May 8 2011

Description:

This is my first program in Python and I wrote this plasmoid because I did not want to install superkaramba for a NVidia temperature monitor.

This plasmoid is just a few \"nvidia-setting --bla-bla-bla | grep bla\". It displays card model, opengl and driver versions, video memory and cuda cores, and the current temperature.

It is a very simple plasmoid, it has no settings whatsoever and it updates the temperature reading every 10 seconds. All other text is red only once, at the startup.

I started to write this based on the code from this plasmoid: http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Very+simple+CPU+temperature?content=121205 so thanks to the author.

My free time is limited, so I do not have any future plans for this, but if you have some ideas you can leave them here. Who knows? Maybe one day I will be a python programmer.

And one more thing, I know you can see the fan speed with nvidia-settings, but I have a fanless video card, so unless someone writes a patch to have an option to show/hide fan speed, I will not add it.




Changelog:

Version 1.2.1
- Fixed (hopefully) the last cases when the plasmoid shown no temperature

Version 1.2
- Fixed problem with plasmoid not loading after install on some machines. Please leave a comment if it still happens.
- Added a very basic icon.

Version 1.1.1
- I forgot to update the version number in the previous release so it had to be manually removed before update. Now it is updated and should install without problem if you have any of the previous versions already installed.

Version 1.1
- added "GPUCoreTemp" as main sensor for reading temperature
- the old "thermalsensor" property works as a fallback
- if nothing works "N/A" is printed to avoid users seeing error messages

Version 1.0
- initial release




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 Cannot be installed - fixed

 
 by joth666 on: Jan 7 2011  
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Just wanted to let you know that the plasmoid now runs, which it didn't before.

Just out of curiosity...what was the problem?

I just got a C instead of the temperature though so I changed the code a little to make it work...

I used this in the temp-detection code instead of yours:

sensor=commands.getoutput("nvidia-settings -q [gpu:0]/GPUCoreTemp|grep gpu:0|awk -F'):' '{ print $2 }'");
sensor=sensor.replace(".",unichr(176).encode("latin-1"));
sensor+="C";

Of course, that takes it for granted that reading the GPUCoreTemp will always work.


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 Re: Cannot be installed - fixed

 
 by patkoscsaba on: Jan 7 2011  
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Your solution is like mine, it is working for you but may not work for others. You base your logic on the fact that the GPUCoreTemp is available AND that the temperature is in the second column. I intentionally avoided using awk in my code specifically to not rely on the position of a string. As I commented yesterday, I know what the problem is for some who doesn't have temperature but I am pretty busy in these days and will probably release an update in weekend.

For those of you who don't want to wait, use "rfind" instead of "find" when you are searching for the end period (".").


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 Possible looping in this plasmoid

 
 by mgolden on: Jan 3 2012  
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I just reported this bug:

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=290470

which I think is due to this plasmoid going into a loop.


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 Re: Possible looping in this plasmoid

 
 by patkoscsaba on: Jan 3 2012  
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Can you give more details (I do not really understand the dump for the link you provided). The plasmoid is so simple that it only does a few grep and sed, nothing else. The only looping code is called by a QT::Timer class. If that is causing the problem, than QT Timer is the problem, or the python bindings...

self.timer = QtCore.QTimer();
self.timer.setInterval(10000);
self.timer.start(10000);
QtCore.QObject.connect(self.timer, QtCore.SIGNAL("timeout()"), self._updatelabel)


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 Re: Re: Possible looping in this plasmoid

 
 by mgolden on: Jan 3 2012  
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I don't have any details beyond what I put in the original ticket. I can't really follow the traceback either, but you can see that when the process was pegged and I killed it this plamoid was in the traceback, so it is very likely that the loop was there. I think that's why they closed the ticket, and claimed that the bug was here.

Is it possible that the plasmoid somehow got detached from the timer and then looped immediately instead of after a delay?

Perhaps you can e-mail one of the plasma devs to get some help interpreting that trace.


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 Re: Re: Possible looping in this plasmoid

 
 by mgolden on: Jan 3 2012  
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Another thought is that the loop might have happened when the plamoid was asked to redraw itself. It was covered up when akregator was running and was then uncovered.


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 Re: Re: Re: Possible looping in this plasmoid

 
 by patkoscsaba on: Jan 3 2012  
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Auto-looping with timer detached:
- this is highly unlikely. As far as I understand the timer's working, if it crashes the plasmoid will stop refreshing. Since the timer is the only element that 'generates a loop' periodically, I can see no way to re-run the code outside of the timer.

About contacting plasma devs... Unless I will find out about other people reporting this bug also, I will not take further actions. This may very well be an isolated situation in your case. Plus, if you like this plasmoid, version 2, build on Ruby instead of Python is out, so I recommend using that.

I decided not to remove this one for those people which can not install ruby-plasma-engine for various reasons and prefer the python version.

Unless there is a reproducible (many times in many places) severe bug, I am not planning to further update this version of the plasmoid.


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