Linux command
hwinfo-tui 命令
文本
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常用示例
Monitor sensors interactively
hwinfo-tui monitor [sensors.csv] "[sensor_name]"
Monitor multiple sensors
hwinfo-tui monitor [sensors.csv] "[CPU Temperature]" "[GPU Temperature]"
Set custom refresh rate
hwinfo-tui monitor --refresh [0.5] [sensors.csv] "[sensor_name]"
Set history window
hwinfo-tui monitor --history [600] [sensors.csv] "[sensor_name]"
说明
hwinfo-tui is a terminal visualization tool for monitoring real-time hardware sensor data from HWInfo64. Inspired by gping, it provides a clean TUI with interactive charts and statistics tables showing min, max, average, and 95th percentile values for each monitored sensor. The tool features fuzzy sensor name matching with suggestions, configurable refresh rates (0.1-60 seconds), and adjustable history windows (10-7200 seconds). It reads sensor data from CSV files exported by HWInfo64.
FAQ
What is the hwinfo-tui command used for?
hwinfo-tui is a terminal visualization tool for monitoring real-time hardware sensor data from HWInfo64. Inspired by gping, it provides a clean TUI with interactive charts and statistics tables showing min, max, average, and 95th percentile values for each monitored sensor. The tool features fuzzy sensor name matching with suggestions, configurable refresh rates (0.1-60 seconds), and adjustable history windows (10-7200 seconds). It reads sensor data from CSV files exported by HWInfo64.
How do I run a basic hwinfo-tui example?
Run `hwinfo-tui monitor [sensors.csv] "[sensor_name]"` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more hwinfo-tui examples?
This page includes 4 examples for hwinfo-tui, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.