[11:37] <r4y> How do I apply this patch?:
[11:37] <r4y> http://launchpadlibrarian.net/63917593/gtk-recordmydesktop_select_window.patch
[17:16] <Shadow__X> how can i see the gpu temps of my nvidia card from terminal
[17:27] <Petskull> no idea.  I feel bad watching you stand here all by yourself.
[17:27]  * Petskull stands next to Shadow__X
[17:28] <Shadow__X> lol its fine. Was just wondering. I use lm-sesnors and did sensors-detect, it comes up to scan for nvidia sensors and i select yes but when i run sensors i do not see the gpu values
[17:29]  * Petskull lights a smoke and looks around
[21:59] <Shadow__X> is there a way to get the gpu temps of an nvidia gpu from terminal?
[22:06] <Bachstelze> Shadow__X: nvidia-settings -q all, grep is your friend, I don't knwow what to put after -q to get only the temp value
[22:06] <Shadow__X> Bachstelze: yeah the problem is that does not work if you do not have x
[22:06] <Shadow__X> nvclock -T works
[22:07] <Bachstelze> why are you concerned with GPU temperature if you're not running X? O.o
[22:07] <Shadow__X> Bachstelze: remoting into the mchine
[22:07] <Shadow__X> :)
[22:08] <Bachstelze> well, the amchine is running X, right ?
[22:09] <Shadow__X> yes but when i am remoting into the machine through ssh it does not let me run that command
[22:10] <Bachstelze> you probably just need to set the DISPLAY env var
[22:11] <Bachstelze> or -c
[22:11] <Bachstelze> nvidia-settings -c :0.0 -q all
[22:12] <Bachstelze> or whatever your DISPPLAY is
[22:29] <Shadow__X> Bachstelze: ah yeah that did it