CPU Bloom
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Details for CPU Bloom
Package name
- cpu-bloom
License
- MIT
Last updated
- Today - latest/stable
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Live system monitor that draws your CPU as a glowing flower
CPU Bloom is a system monitor and CPU monitor for Linux that draws your processor as a glowing flower. Each CPU thread is a petal that grows and brightens with its load, with RAM, CPU temperature and load average around it.
Features
- Three themes: Bloom, a 3D Ridge landscape, and a photorealistic Poppy that opens with CPU load and glows with CPU temperature
- The full window, or a small always-on-top overlay for a corner of your screen
- A tray indicator showing average load, with Start at Login (needs a system tray, or GNOME with the AppIndicator extension)
- Light on resources: rendering pauses while the window is hidden
CPU temperatures
Allow access to the temperature sensors once after installing:
sudo snap connect cpu-bloom:hardware-observe
The snap shows no GPU stats, because it can't run nvidia-smi from inside its sandbox.
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