Put:
(load-module "cpu")
In your ~/.stumpwmrc
Then you can use %C
in your mode line format:
(setf *screen-mode-line-format*
(list "[%n]" ; Groups
"%v" ; Windows
"^>" ; Push right
" | %C" ; CPU module
" | %d")) ; Clock
You can customize what’s displayed in CPU module by changing the cpu::*cpu-modeline-fmt*
variable in your init.lisp
:
(setf cpu::*cpu-modeline-fmt* "%c %t") ; default is "%c (%f) %t"
Code | Result |
---|---|
%% | A literal ‘%’ |
%c | CPU usage |
%C | CPU usage graph |
%f | CPU frequency |
%r | CPU frequency range |
%t | CPU temperature |
You can see the rest of the variables in the cpu.lisp
file.
This is specific to Linux.