RAM Monitor

RAM monitor for the top bar of Ubuntu

The best real-time RAM tracking tool

Monitoring the temperature of your RAM directly from the Ubuntu top bar with RAM Monitor. This application is fully integrated with the latest Ubuntu operating system. Get real-time updates and optimize your tasks. Download it now and take control of your RAM health!

About RAM Monitor

RAM Monitor is an intuitive tool designed for developers and professionals who need to keep an eye on their RAM health in real time. It integrates perfectly with the Ubuntu top bar, providing essential information at your fingertips.

Key Features

Real-time monitoring: see the RAM temperature, all updated live.
Optimized for Ubuntu: designed to integrate seamlessly with the latest Ubuntu operating system.

Instalation

Clone the repository

Clone it with https

	
		git clone https://github.com/maximofn/ram_monitor.git

or with ssh

	
		git clone git@github.com:maximofn/ram_monitor.git

Install the dependencies

Make sure you don't have any venv or conda environment installed

	
		if [ -n "$VIRTUAL_ENV" ]; then
    deactivate
fi
if command -v conda &>/dev/null; then
    conda deactivate
fi

Now install the dependencies

	
		sudo apt install lm-sensors

Answer yes to all questions

	
		sudo sensors-detect

Installation of psensor

	
		sudo apt install psensor

Run on startup

Run this script

	
		./add_to_startup.sh

Then when you restart your computer, the RAM Monitor will start automatically.

Support

If you like it consider giving the repository a star ⭐, but if you really like it consider buying me a coffee ☕.

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