s-tui
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	Jan 27 2019, 4:10 PM

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name: s-tui
homepage: https://github.com/amanusk/s-tui
Why should this be included in the repository?
(this is taken from its page)

Monitoring your CPU temperature/utilization/frequency/power
Shows performance dips caused by thermal throttling
Requires minimal resources
Requires no X-server
Built in options for stressing the CPU (stress/stress-ng)
s-tui is not a processes monitor like htop. The purpose is to monitor your CPU statistics and have an option to test the system under heavy load. (Think AIDA64 stress test, not task manager).

my opinion about this tool: this tool is really useful when undervolting my laptop because I can stress and monitoring the CPU at the same time. This tool should be useful for other people who want undervolting or overclocking the CPUs. I'm not sure if it's tested on AMD CPU, but the author said it supports Intel Core 2nd gen and newer.
Is it open source? Under GPL 2.0. This is the latest version https://github.com/amanusk/s-tui/archive/v0.8.3.tar.gz

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riposte created this task.Jan 27 2019, 4:10 PM

What about CPU-x which we have in the repo?

In T7540#142707, @Girtablulu wrote:

What about CPU-x which we have in the repo?

TIL there is something like CPU-Z from Windows on Linux.
Not an exact replacement because it doesn't have graphs to monitoring things that related to CPU (frequency, utilization, temperature, CPU TDP) in one package.

I already tried to compile it by myself this morning and it works. What I need is pip, python3-urwid, and python-psutil from the repository.

please evaluate whether my request will be useful for some users or just for a few users (like me), I agree reducing unnecessary package to maintained will reducing the workload for maintainers.