Have only an debian machine here for now but another version
Package: lm-sensors
Version: 1:3.3.5-2
Upstream version as I see is 3.4.0. Need to test this...
Usually I would think:
no parameters: normal output, with censius (OK)
-u: raw, celsius (OK)
-f: normal output, with fahrenheit (OK)
-u -f: raw, celsius (would expect fahrenheit)
As I am currently working on projects which integrate system statistics on integrated devices I would also suggest an option where the output could also be shown as an json array, f. e. similar to "lshw -C network -json"
However, switch -f should display Fahrenheit no matter if raw or not.
So -f should not override -u
args: -f = always fahrenheit, -u only sets the output mode
Hey!
Have only an debian machine here for now but another version
Package: lm-sensors
Version: 1:3.3.5-2
Upstream version as I see is 3.4.0. Need to test this...
Usually I would think:
no parameters: normal output, with censius (OK)
-u: raw, celsius (OK)
-f: normal output, with fahrenheit (OK)
-u -f: raw, celsius (would expect fahrenheit)
As I am currently working on projects which integrate system statistics on integrated devices I would also suggest an option where the output could also be shown as an json array, f. e. similar to "lshw -C network -json"
However, switch -f should display Fahrenheit no matter if raw or not.
So -f should not override -u
args: -f = always fahrenheit, -u only sets the output mode
Thanks!