i have been running linux mint cinnamon on a test computer and so far the only thing not working is this applet. any idea when this will be made to work on 18.2 as its a great applet.
Thankyou
After Updating Linux Mint 18.1 to 18.2, the Applet causes little Hick ups, small Freezes every few seconds.
Hardware is a Intel NUC7i3BNK (Kaby Lake). Disabling the Applet and after restarting Cinnemon, everything is running smooth again. With Mint 18.1, there was no problem with this Applet on the same Hardware.
Seconding this - it's happening on my--recv-keys 1C61A2656FB57B7E4DE0F4C1FC918B335044912E Dell Precision 5520 (Kaby Lake). Drove me nuts until I traced it back to this applet, I'd thought it was an issue with the graphics drivers.
I see this comment in the changelog: "remove panelMenu.js, which is unused but for 2 applets. There are a bunch of applets that import it but don't use it, all of which can be fixed now."
To fix this applet, simply remove the line "const PanelMenu = imports.ui.panelMenu;" from ~/.local/share/cinnamon/applets/temperature@fevimu/applet.js
Great stuff! Some feedback:
- How about some settings option where one can choose which adaptator to display? The one that appeared by default messed the indicator: I had a virtual device at 12 degrees (lower than the room temperature...) while my core temp was around 40 - 45. The end result was a display of 30 degrees, which doesn't make any sense for me. Commenting the line 267 in applet.js was my solution.
- Also, instead of using "°C" (two character), I replace it with the proper symbol: "℃" (one character) so it displays exactly like the symbol of the weather applet of "weather@mockturtl". Tiny detail indeed but it yields a much better look.
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Thankyou
Hardware is a Intel NUC7i3BNK (Kaby Lake). Disabling the Applet and after restarting Cinnemon, everything is running smooth again. With Mint 18.1, there was no problem with this Applet on the same Hardware.
To fix this applet, simply remove the line "const PanelMenu = imports.ui.panelMenu;" from ~/.local/share/cinnamon/applets/temperature@fevimu/applet.js
error t=2017-07-04T18:34:12.910Z No JS module 'panelMenu' found in search path
trace t=2017-07-04T18:34:12.910Z
<----------------
@/home/me/.local/share/cinnamon/applets/temperature@fevimu/applet.js:3:7
Extension.prototype._init@/usr/share/cinnamon/js/ui/extension.js:155:13
Extension@/usr/share/cinnamon/js/ui/extension.js:116:5
loadExtension@/usr/share/cinnamon/js/ui/extension.js:449:25
init@/usr/share/cinnamon/js/ui/appletManager.js:47:9
start@/usr/share/cinnamon/js/ui/main.js:454:5
@<main>:1:31
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error t=2017-07-04T18:34:12.910Z [Applet "temperature@fevimu"]: Error importing applet.js from temperature@fevimu
error t=2017-07-04T18:34:12.910Z Could not load applet temperature@fevimu
After the update to Linux Mint 18.2 the application stopped working :(
# Generated by sensors-detect ... # Chip drivers: smsc47b397
- How about some settings option where one can choose which adaptator to display? The one that appeared by default messed the indicator: I had a virtual device at 12 degrees (lower than the room temperature...) while my core temp was around 40 - 45. The end result was a display of 30 degrees, which doesn't make any sense for me. Commenting the line 267 in applet.js was my solution.
- Also, instead of using "°C" (two character), I replace it with the proper symbol: "℃" (one character) so it displays exactly like the symbol of the weather applet of "weather@mockturtl". Tiny detail indeed but it yields a much better look.